Shelton High School - Saghalie Yearbook (Shelton, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1967 volume:

L+ he Saghalie Presented by The Associated Student Body of Shelton High School Nineteen Hundred Sixty Seven Co-editors: Bette Cowan Patty Mell Copy editor: Sylvia Sund Layout editor' Cullen Smith Hiram .tHif, Climber created bl, 4 1 L c Bob C r ih im Advisor: William F. Steinhacher Dedication Q3 E fa 2 3 5 5 Dedication is Mr. William F. Steinbacher. Throughout your four years as advisor of the Sagh- alie, you have generously devoted hours ofyour spare time teaching us the fundamentals of picture- taking, layout and design, and writing copy. Whenever we had a deadline to meet, you were there to help and encourage us. We overexposed and underexposed our pictures and became frustrat- ed when we could not think ofthe right word for copy. Without your inspiration and reassurances, we could never have reached our goals. Through your will and determination the Saghalie staff was organized into a class for the first time this year. Because you have been the backbone and founda- tion of the best yearbook yet, we the students of Shelton High School warmly dedicate the 1967 Saghalie to you, Mr. William Steinbacher. Table Qf Contents Fa ...... Football ....... Cross country . . . Seniors . ..4. . . Activities .... Winter .... Basketball ,4.. Wrestling , , 4 Juniors ..... Sophomores .. Activities ,,.. Spring .... Baseball ..... Track ....,.. Tennis and Golf Freshmen ..,. Administration Activities ...., 1 E A a tt N5 .X ,ix t !,,f - ,,a Sp , ' 'ngwpxb , , t, N .5 6 db H b fi 4 ':'! XX T t 'J I!1ffr1f45i7!it , f iq assi . W , N .. J vs- is gxxgnmlwiu as wh he -- . - - . gn .-, wg - hx .q.giAxxx't':,S.':,,1nQ-5 ' -' '9' l . X wif. xliroziax 3 ' L? Q X Xi? :IA 4 - VN ,eg qi',2x,,.. -fir? .5 fi X l il I! A A N , fl LJ FALL FALL is green leaves turning yellow, brown, rea' andgold .... FALL is multi-colorea' leaves tumbling to thegrouncl, sidewalks, streets ana' lawns ,gf 1 s - uf, I my , V K 4' , P 3 1, P P N 4. . J . s ' Q if ,sf , s 4 is K Q - is gl 3 ' ggi v W, 'kr wg ,E il, M X fm fe wb iw W S v -Oi in ,K mi gb'AQgW+Q W W 42 fa? ,K 5 ' K ,Q W ig. , an ' 5 W , 5 15, ' Wie 'WN' wx 'fx x FALL is Shelton adapting it.s'eUto another school year. , FALL is .students with part-timejoby. . . rg-we 2 Me J .4 E it fx er-1 in-I QZJQ 'Q A ? A M iR gf V hm. - Q My -254 Af' H. 7 if I Si' Iigflglfk .L i l 2' at Je FA FA FA A 1 W , 55 , 1 Mt--5, ., M LL is the ending ofthe lzfe ofthe leaves but the beginning ofourschool year .... LL is little girls and boys playing onjungle gyms and.s'lide.s' and swings. . . LL is bicycles andH0na'a.s' parkeclnext to school builclings. . . 8 www hu i fl W i 1 1 if ii fi 33 2 5 3 ,K 5 , .. 3 E i w w w E1 , p and the UlillliflglIfI1Af1ll!'X't'IlI' al S.ll.S. for Warzkmo Dc .x1l.1Q'Ilei'!, Rufary lfxclzruzgc' .stlzulwzt fbi 191315- 1907 ..,. 3 i9:7fH'7i 5 w w gg W I wry .gqgru , . 1 , 411 41.9 A-2 Nutt wiiiafa 'R 'o .ahh Thunderation! We Show Determination Those responsible for stimulating pep and enthusiasm are members ofthe Pep Staffand Pep Club. These two bodies worked together as they strove for their most important goal - cheering the team to victory. ln doing this they organized and supported Rooter's Buses. For away games girls made cookies which supplied the team with a relief from starvation after their hard workout. A new idea inspired by Pep Club was Rally VVeek which eon- sisted of daily activities leading up to the first league basketball game. Added to the club was a new feature of uniforms for all the members. This showed to all the unity ol' Pep Club and the support they gave to their team. PEP CLUB President Bette Cowan. Vive President Beth Quimby. andmlohn Tyl7t'ak. See- retary Cail Zeigler, Treasurer Kathy Dale. SENIORS: Susy Bertuzzi. Kathi Bolender. Kay Bolling, Cathy Cardinal, Cheryl Chambers, Beth Crumb, Rosanne Cains. Sandi Gruver, Cathy Luhm. Patty Nlell, Marilyn Moe, Cathy Neth. Karen Rarnslield, Verdell Rye, Kar- en Smith. Sylvia Sund. Tammy Tembreull. Diane Turner, Clenn Yan Blari- com. Tom Yillines, Mary W'almsley, Nanry Watt, .IL'NIURS: Aloan Barnett. Linda Barrington. Linda Barrom. Karen Bodle. Karen Borek. Paula Brown. Anne Connolly. .Judy Debban. David Eyander. .Xlberta Evers, Tracy Hamlin. Ginger Head. Sue Henibrofl, Barb Hubbard. Pat McNeil. Karol Nlarkey. Debbie Maranyille. Sharlene Xiikkelson. Cary Nliltenberger, Debbie Nlyers. Lynn Nelson, Peggy Nelson, Cathy Perry. Don Pogreba. Pam Robb. .Ioan Rye, Terry Stewart, Patti Strand. SOPHONIURES: Robin Bakke. Alody Crumb, Shari Cruyer, Cheryl James, Virginia Medley, Marilyn Okano. Joyee Powell. Fran Rive, Debby Rollevson, .jennie Smith, Sandi Steensen, Nancy Swanson, l.eahe Swayze, Patty Thomas, I,inda Trotzer,klanit'e VVhit- tenberg, Barb W'ollf ,-22. ,ig ,a '91 . Wir NV' Lldon Xllen Bill Xndcrson Clashing, rashing, ,gm 4 ,x Dashing And Passing Like a young bull on its first trip to a china shop, Shelton's varsity football team, led by eoach Jerry Mills, stampeded into another lootball season. .Ion Armstrong Cary Xustin Beginning with the Iamboree. held for the iirst time on Shel- 'L 1 ' ' 'V I K - i ' I Q W l ohn Boardman ton soil, we got a glance of the coming season f win a lew, lose a few. Despite their losses the mighty 'Climbers showed that they would not be trampled by the opposition. ln a game with South Kitsap, our heroes literally sent the VVolves home with their tails between their legs in a defeat of 45-0. 'l'his is one night that will belong remembered. Sheltonls victory was short-lived for the next week the High- climbers bit the dust and lost to North Kitsap. During Shelton's Homecoming against West Bremerton. the 'Climbers played their best game ol the season. In the first quarter the Wildcats made a touchdown, but the 'Climbers remained determined and rammed through the line for a tying goal. Although the Highclimbers lowered their horns, pawing wildly to hold the line, the Wildcats clawed through in the last 30 seconds to score and win the game. Although we didn't win any trophies or climb the ladder to the top, we proved something more important. We could take de- feat. Because ol' the determination. attitude. and spirit of the team and fans. Shelton won the Sportsmanship .Xwardg some- thing we can all be proud of. xlim Borst Xlike C' ir Jer . ,Q t Chief Clayton Chris Close Bill llaniels Rollie Uuckham ,ar-:bv ,Jw Dave Gunter ylohn Koch Bob Lee Marc Lonn Dick Look lom Malloy 15 Rick Marshall lom Marshall Q2 Q tt Season Recap SHELTON 0 Port Angeles .Jamboree 14 South Kitsap 19 Elma 7 Port Angeles 14 Chehalis O Central Kitsap 45 South Kitsap 10 North Kitsap 7 West Bremerton 7 East Bremerton 3 K' Nlike Xlcllowvll Bill iN'lCIlflCIlh2lll Dave Mcndenhzxll Gary Miltenlierger Dave Puhn Scott Puhn Gene Purvis Skip Purvis Alan Tahjzl 5 J Nlike Timp Art Tc vzier W Eff . ark GAB -.! 5 Wm W, -anal' 'Q 4 - 1: 2 ,tr ihlli , , t s Mr. Bill Brickert Mr. Roy Scialabba Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Mr. Jack Wright Assistant Coach .lim Roberts, Dale Leman Lane Dorcy, Brad Stockwell Managers FRESHMAN SQUAD ROW 7: Gary Miller, Scott Busack, Bob McClanahan, John Larson, Bob Brown, Scott Larson, George Wilson, Randy Lewis, Mark Sund. ROW 2: Peter Scott, jim Corey, Mike Sparks, Mike Neau, Bill Freeto, Brad Bransford, jack Stentz, Vic'Downer, Charley Oak, Bruce Burgess, Mr. Dorcy. RON' J: Dan Nye, Don Cox, Dallas Gunter, Bruce Larson, Tom Moore, Harvey Fairmont, Chuck Stark, Jim Gillie, Randy White, Bob Turner, jerry Waters, Joel Burnett, Steve Richey, Ken Nygaard, jerry Clary, Nlr. Sund, 0 Mr. Jerry Mills Head Coach B SQUAD RU W I: Alan Tahgja. Gene Avey, Greg Richey, Bill Daniels, Marv Wilson, Bud Tuson Keith Borek, Gary Austin. ROW2: Pat Maloney, Mike Timpani, Bill Richards, Don Donaldson Gene Purvis, Greg Has Brouck, Dave Steinberg, .lack Smith. ROl'V3: Coach Wright, Kurt Grubb Fred Weil, Doug Wright, Bill Anderson, Bruce Pearson, Tom Pierce, Steve Witcraft, Coach Sci- alabba. Homecoming ood Excitement, Spirit Put a lot of school spirit, enthusiasm, creativeness, determina- tion and Shelton High School Students together, and what will you get? One of the Hnest homecomings ever put forth, And surely this is what the 1967 homecoming was. A Fitting start to the occasion was an assembly where the ac- tivities were outlined and the mood set for the events to come. The Highlight was the picking of the homecoming court: Sue Valley, Sylvia Sund, and Candy Nutt. With people looking in manholes, behind rocks and almost every other imaginable place, the hunt for the queen's crown was on. 'fClash Day brought bright colors mixed with plaids, stripes, Howers and polka dots into the halls of Shelton High School. Thursday night the blare of horns, sound of music, laughter and shouting was heard as the traditional bonfire was set off. Friday was the day all looked forward to. At the pep assembly the students waited with mounting anticipation for the crown- ing of the homecoming queen. As drums rolled, each expectant girl opened a box, one containing a red rose, the symbol of the queen's reign, It was found by Sylvia Sund who became the 1967 homecoming queen. That night the mighty Climbers played West Bremerton, and although we lost, our victorious spirit was evident. And the end to a perfect homecoming week was London Mist, the after-game dance with the Liverpool Five. v T 41 Homecoming Royalty Queen Sylvia Sund Princesses Candy Nutt Sue Valley Escorts Bob White Tom Villines Rick McComb 1 fn 1:91 Aff. Q ,if 3 's I 3 s ' I L K wY.l.,.n',.,g',qwg'v.g. :. A ,yu 1,-l8:Xf4f'y,T..,v2k HQ ,Wav .Rv -Q H ., V 5. 7' Vx S?af':3'g',l'Q'M.h, 'ibqf A. Qs. 'S' . . ' -1 21155: 1' Ipfzovi' c:.'i'f2,Yfx Q'ffNfs .vt 1 ygg J, Q iw, 'L A 5 any ja svwfki g.,,k., At! 4 sw, Agn s ' Q2'4 1 my Qs Q. Sf, 'Z -.-P. v ,- - ' , Q4'2'v , ,fe . zz , N rf bf 2 urn, ' Fug .- ' Wgvnggrfhi ,tgvgafl VL giiillxlyst? .. '. 35 Y- ws Q 'wqgwf Fin. 5 1. as s V..Q,g if :ki '5v i'f,, 'i ' 5-. gg,, 5,J fn ', It ' 4 ff' al' Af! ' ra -ii f '.'-' ' ..'.2i-5-f'k , M K 6 - m ,F , 7 ,A 5 fn, unning Forward And Meeting New Heights CROSS COUNTRY TEAM MEMBERS Joe Simpson, Glenn VanBlaric0m, Chuck Thompson, Sieve Steinberg, Steve Looney, Martin Savageklim Swayze, Les Okonekhlohn Flower, Ron Howe, Neiljubb, Steve Mills. 24 Season Recap SHELTON 49 North Thurston 38 Central Kitsap 34 South Kitsap 31 St. Martins 34 St. Martins 40 Central Kitsap 15 Mary M. Knight 30 South Kitsap ' Low score wins a Cross-Country Meet President jim Biehl Vice-President Sherry Jeffery Thoughts, Hopes, Challenges, Goals The three years of learning, development and enjoyment are closed with thoughts of bigger goals and new challenges. With twelve years of study to guide them, the graduating Seniors will step into life on their own and try to meet these goals and challenges. The class of '67 upon entering Shelton High School in 1964 elected Tom Villines President, Candy Nutt Secretary and Dick Knautz Board of Control Representative. Then Sophomores, it didnit take them long to find their section ofthe gym or their section of the audi- torium for assemblies. joining into the school activities and participating in sports, the class of 767 found themselves in their Junior year. For a successful year as juniors they chose their President Dick Knautz, Vice President Mike Carper, Secretary Patty Mell, and Bill Mendenhall as Honor- ary-Sergeant-at-Arms. With only a year ahead ofthem until graduation 238 students stepped into their Senior year at SHS. Jim Biehl President, Sherry Jeffery Vice President, and Secretary Beth Crumb led them through a successful and memorable year. The Seniors being very enthusias- tic about their last year at Shelton High School participated in many activities and helped heighten the school spirit. Among their various activities were The Senior Ball and the Senior Party. With the class motto: HDependence has clouded our past, independ- ence lights our futurefl the class of ,67 entered into the Shelton High School gym on the night ofjune 6th with many thoughts of the past and for the future. Secretary -Treas urer Beth Ann Crumb 26 Gerald Armstrong jon Armstrong Harry Baeten Kg-.,, Thomas Adams Cliflton Anderson Wendy Anderson Tamara Arkin David Armstrong Donald Armstrong Aw Geary Barber Carolyn Batstone Linda Baxter Dave Bayley Honors Susana Bertuzzi James Biehl Hzgh Honors Valerie Bina Steven Bloomfield John Boardman Kathy Bolender Honors Katherine Bolling Honorr Sandra Bollinger Billie Booth james E. Borst Carolyn Brewer James Brooks Terry Buckley Doug Caesar Nancy Calkins fforzors jane Cameron David Campbell V-N Steven Campcau Cathleen Cardinal Robert Carey Michael Carper Cheryl Chambers fllgfl flfmurx' Larry Carrier Mike Clary Walter Clayton Robert Cleveland W 5 ta sgezgiS'QQ?5, ls ,g. :isfg55 to tie 41 A1115 john Cole Jay Cook Coleen Corey Rick Correa Honorx Bette Cowan High Honors Stanley Cowles Lawrence Craig Richard Creasey Lance Cronquist 'Wx Betty Crossan Elisabeth Crumb Hzglz Honrnxi Ralph Dammann Carter Daugherty Daniel David Mariano de Nliguel 'if Lynda Dillon Rollie Duckham Paul Dyer ww Roberta McNish DeMoss Larry Dick Jill Dickinson QOH Thomas Eastgard Ilfmori Carolyn Ellison Nlarolyn Ellison Connie Froehlich Julie Fuller Rosanne Cain Honors Wanda Emer Ron Elson Donna Evans Christine Fellstrom Tari Lu Firchirr I-lrmory james Franklin Robert Graham llmzuris' Diane Gregory Rita Grimes Vern Harding Michael Hays Hr1nfJr,s' Connie Hedgers ala' 'UV Sandra Gruver Hr2r1r11't David Gunter Jeannette Gunter Becky Hall Douglas Halvorsen Cheryl Hansen I' i if Ervin Herrcll Wallace Hicks Linda Hincllclilcf Hzgh Hnrzrnii' Selby Huey Norman Huisingh Roderick Irwin Marjorie Hliboki Lorne Hobart Honors Nora Lee Hockman Becky Jackson Honors Carljagnow Linda Jarvis Honors Sherryklellery Ilzgfzusf I I uno rx Donna .johnson Erica Johnson Rita Jones Candace Joslin Terry Joslin Les Johnson Sheryl johnson Williamxlones YN 'n t 5 f- 1- : Duane Kidd Cheryl Kreifels Darrell Krise Clarence Larson Shayne Larson fforinrx Glen Latham Terrance Lauber Robert Lee Dale Leman H 1 ,QW 'FWF Sue LaMarsh Lynne LaPlant Mike LaRose Gregory Linder Richard Linn Marc Lonn Byron MeClanahan Richard NIcComb Leslie NICGee Robin Nlaloney Richard Nlarshall Thomas Marshall HN-aa...,. A--W Dick Look Steven Looney ff 11 Tl ll rx Cathy Luhm ffigheml Ifmwn 4 l'f 'Q-,W r' Terri Matson Cheryl Meeks Patricia Nlell Marilyn Moe llzghexl Honors Evelyn Moore Ioanne Morrow William Mendenhall llrmors David Mendenhall Ifonorx Robert Miller Iilkgfl 11071 0 ri' Bruce Murr Janet Nelson Catherine Neth Don Noll Barry Northness Norma Obremski Jim Olson 1i0lZ07'.S Roy Ovist Charles Padgett Arthur Pagel High H11nf1r,s Dennis Partlow james Peterson il john Rogers Janis Rose Martha Rose 4 l Cecil Purvis Karen Ramsfield Cynthia Remsberg Verdell Rye Bruce Saeger Cheryl Schnitzer Steven Rowland Hrarmrs' Bettye Ruflfin ffonrnis' Jack Rumpff Mildred Selvidge Michael Sergeant Terry Shrum Bonnie Schuflenhauer Cheryl Scott Bob Selby 2 A' Karen Smith john Snyder Hzlglz llunnn Leslie Snyder Rebecca Sigo Joseph Simpson Cullen Smith f? an Cynthia Stentz Hr1n12r.x' Linda Stevens I-Innrzrx Rand Stevens W Nancy Spilseth Ken Staudt Stephen Steinberg IIIUIIIVX' Sylvia Sund Hzgh Honour Laura Swantak Joseph Sweitzer Sheri Tingley Art Tozier Linda Tratnick James Stewart H1171 mix' Dan Stormo Linda Strickland W im Elaine Swett Shirley Sykora Tamra Tembreull H1'gl1 H0nr1r.x' Carol Tweed Glenn Van Blaricom Hl'gl1F,3kf Hrlnrzrx' Susan Valley llzglz Ilonom Mary Walmsley Honors Jack Watt Sandra Weddle Cheryl Whinery David Williams George Williams Lora Wooldridge Nancy Wyatt Carma Wokojance Paula Wood Bruce Wilson Lawrence Wilson Ruth Wingert llonori' In Memoriam Ron McGowan And Goa' shall wipe away all tearsfrom their eyes,' and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain : for theformer things are passed away. 45 Revelation 2 7:4 n Excursion Into The Fifth Dimension It was a shivery, starry, evening on November 10th when the anticipating couples trekked into the mysterious Filth Di- mension. Sponsored hy the Senior Class but masterminded by Jim Biehl, Richard Brewer, and Glenn Van Blaricom, it unfolded the realisms ofa unique world. In the midst ofthe dancing couples there was erected a mass of peculiar shaped silver items that formed a lunar pedestal. Emhellishing the walls were hizarre murals and paintings created by highly imaginative minds. Each of these original works was laheled and priced for purchase hy culturally mind- ed couples. To give an illusion ol' a whirling atmosphere. col- ored lights were reflected on foil walls. lhroughout the cou- ples' expedition they danced to ollnbeat music produced hy the Shadows, an intriguing comho from Portland. Enthusiastic patrons envisaged an optical cake, which was heartily masti- cated. A held ol op art garnished the expanse of the cakeg the couples quenched their thirst with a tangy punch. Later in the evening came the moment that all had been wait- ing for with mounting anticipation the announcement of the King and Queen, Tom Yillines and Bette Cowan were se- lected hy a yote ol' those present. As a climax many couples journeyed to Olympia or Tacoma to conclude their excursion ofthe Filth Dimension. M! J t fy., t 'tw . .i -1: tw t v xx is 12 L!i2zir-fwdiwiw wma! S, lfmmf wwf-'flu X, . .. S S JR 5 5,31mgwfigggvf3V5Q25g214ffzfsfawsmwgefm, ag Q! ' - SM,mgggzggikgzlgezks,gsggw' ' gem- gjgrzzxfu flfffivzs E' gb 1559 wwf 1.ffgfasggsggxgggffgsfgeefQ?ffezgs 1r1f52?453sf1ES21' ?fl5?f42i1S1 fw 3 3 P' 3 7 2 2 2 Vi-'mggssgsgfg,,sffzggggfezgszfwin:,., 2 , , 2 ,. , 2 1 A I 5 1 A H - ,.L, gg M , . H lsi W:,, V ,S ff - V. if 111 , 'ill ' 36:-533: .' I ' - M if P M ? K LMKHF' V 'w i f wi 1, ?gggf,g5,f ,b ii V. , 1 if M A A gi? aiU 1 :F :kg v. 2 az '5 . 9, M ,F 1-2 L mf if dfggii M 'ffm .aw j L3 T , ' W' . f f': ' 625 - TEE 31:2 ' Z. E . . WXL, A V L , -213 gg E' , ,, , ,-,g - -L .. ,' w k. .fl ww-I ' - - V Q - . L - '-1f:i?if?5':E:5f?:faf5:f: .:' . 1:12 'iiigziil-1 'Q is if 'L ,V V5 ,, 'I' ,L as WM. IGH Im 1 .rc. President Tom Villines Vice-President Steve Looney Secretary Shayne Larson Treasurer Glenn Van Blaricom H School, Suggestions, Students, Senate To improve our school for a better place to study, learn, and participate, students voice themselves by electing senators from their Civics, U.S. History, and Vocational Guidance classes. Much time, effort, and hard work is contributed to the schooland fellow students by these senators. The senatorial system was introduced in 1964-1965 along with a rough draft of the school constitution by President Lar- ry Powell. In 1965-66 under President Ed Keenan the consti- tution was perfected, adopted, and approved. The perfected constitution provided for a one house system fsenateb with an advisory board. Also, after the senate is the Senate Executive Board, which acts to make the senate seem more smoothly. The purpose of the Senate is to let the students know that they have a voice in our government. The students can make suggestions on how to improve our school in activities and in our governmental system. new cmistiH1tiorTwenTTnto eflitfthis year more than ever before. A.S.B. officers found that student government could help our school in many ways. Projects carried on under the new constitution included such activities as installing a soda-pop machine, dedicating a pic- ture to Mr. Hermes Cformer S.H.S. principalj, grading and graveling of the student parking lot, bringing in guest speak- ers, sending officers to leadership school, and laying a solid foundation for the future students of Shelton High School. 'shhyne Larson, Xlr. Sund. RU llfix Citizenship-Its Privileges, Duties Each year three klunior girls and four .junior boys are selected by the American Legion Auxiliary Units to attend Evergreen Girls' and Boys' State on the basis of citizenship and physical htness. Girls' and Boys' State is a practical application of American- ism and good citizenship. lts purpose is to provide citizenship and training for girls and boys of high school age in every Constituent Department of the American Legion Auxiliary to afford them an opportunity to live together as self-governing citizens, to inform them about the duties, privileges, rights, and responsibilities of American citizenship in order that they may understand and participate in the functioning of their government and to help them grasp the meaning ofsome ofthe responsibilities which they must assume when they become adults. Girls' state was held on the campus of the Central Washing- ton State college in Ellensburg. Boys' State was held at Gon- zago University in Spokane. The Class of 67' was presented at the 1966 Evergreen Girls' State by Betty Cowan, Kathy Bolender, and Tammy Tem- breull. Boys' State was attended by Bill Mendenhall, .lim Biehl, Rick Correa and Glenn Van Blaricom. Girls' State Delegates Tammy Trembreull Bette Cowan Kathy Bolcnder Boys' State Delegates Bill Mendenhall Glenn Yan Blaricom Rick Correa Jim Biehl SENATE RUII' 1: Geaneece Mor- gus, Cathy Luhm. Linda Trotzer, Pat NIcNeil..lill Dickinson. Veta Holtorf, Steve Iiooney. ROI1' 2: Beth Quimby, Linda Williams, Iovce Powell, jennifer Shefler. Glenn Yan Blaricom, Dave Byrd, Chief Clayton. RUII' 1: Scott Puhn, Dave Bayley, Dave Krogh, Don , Bearden. Tom Villines, .john Flow- er, Art Pagel, Gary Miltenberger. President .Ion Armstrong President Carolyn Batstone LEFT TO RIGHT: Chief Clayton, Nfike Swisher, Jon Armstrong, Nlike Carper. Girls'-Boys' Clubs Boosting Activities This years Boys,-Girls, Clubs are headed by Jon Armstrong and Carolyn Batstone. Striving to make this year the best, they had many successful projects. Girls,-club seemed to be going all year long. With their Friendship committee at the first of the year, they seemed to get the new, unfamiliar Shelton High School students off to a friendly start. Later in the year the Tolo proved to be an excit- ing evening with one hundred ten couples attending. In April the Father-Daughter Banquet was held, and many Fathers enjoyed eating dinner with their Daughters. The Boys? Club had a busy year filled with many helpful and pleasant events. Starting out with the Thanksgiving Baskets, the boys helped many unfortunate families through a happy holiday by boosting their spirits. The Mother-Son Banquet drew around one hundred boys and their Nlothers and was very much enjoyed by everyone who attended. The club also performed many other important, successful services for the school. The year closed with the past year full of successful events, interesting meetings, and a fun-filled school year for many Shelton High School students. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Walmsley, Sandi Gruver, Debbie Maranville, Leslee LaBissionere, Darleen Gray, Rosanne Gain, Gail Zeigler, Karol Mackey, Q.-Xyey, -lack Smith. Profitable Service By Those Who Care An important part of school life is the service clubs. These are the clubs that work behind the scenes doing things we all bene- Ht from. Oflice Workers devote their study hall periods to helping the various high school offices. These girls, and in some cases boys, pick up slips, answer telephones, hle papers and ofiicial documents, deliver messages and perform many other miscel- laneous duties to assist the secretaries. Assisting the students in checking out books, locating neces- sary research materials, decorating the bulletin boards and numerous other activities that make our school library such an erlicient work center, are theqjobs ofthe Library Club Mem- bers. Linder the direction of Mrs. Rakowicz, these girls give up their study hall periods to help others. Perhaps one ofthe things that students enjoy most are the as- semblies. Providing an interesting program and making all the arrangements is the job ofthe Assemblies Committee headed by Mr. Sund. One club that seldom receives recognition for its efforts is the Stage Crew. Many hours of laboring over scenes which were used in the school plays, the remodeling of the stage this year, and the lighting ofthe Christmas Concert were the duties of the boys this year. Key Club is primarily a service club devoted to the idea of bet- tering the community, with the motto of WWC Build . It is a ,Iunior Kiwanis in conjunction with Clyde Brown and Shelton High School. Key Club is an international organization of which Shelton is a member ofthe Pacific Northwest District. The members performed many services this year. One ofthe more important was the selling of tickets at the various school sports activities. S'I'.M9E CREW: jim Reeder. Cene 1 is l ASSEMBLIES COMMITTEE: RO W l: Lane Dorcey, Sandi Cruver, Cin- di Stentz. Cheryljames, Anne Connolly. ROW2: Les Snyder, Stan Cowles, Les Okonek. 53 stu, '.5:'f a jf' W- we , LIBRARY CLUB: Nancy Brenn, Peggy Landis. Chris McGee,AIolean Nest. Jennie Smith, Linda Stevens, Ruth W'ingcrt, ,Ioanne Morrow, Terry Shruni. Bonnie Youngland, .lane Cameron, Cheryl Meeks, Paula W'ood, Robin Ma- loney. KEY CLUB: RUH' 1: Terry Roller, Les Okonck, Don Bearden, Steve Loo- ney, Bruce VVilson, lloug Halverson, Chicl'Clayton, ,Iohn Boardman. RUII' 2: Joe Simpson. Glenn Van Blaricom, Bob Miller, Tom Villines, Bill Mcn- denhall, Dave Baylcy, Gary Miltenbergcr. Rick Correa, Dave Puhn, Tom Eastgard. Art Pagel. OFFICE IYORKERS: RUN' 7: Sheryl Johnson, Sherri Jeffery, Wanda Emmer. Norma Obrcmski, Bonnie Schuficnhaur, Nancy Spilseth. Sandcc lN'eddle, Candi Aloslin, Connie Ifroehlich. RON' 2: Tami Arkin. Carolyn Brewer. Linda Gregory, Margie Hliboki, Mira Depoe, Lora lYooldridgc, Cathy Cardinal. RU ll' 5: Bettye Ruflin, Beth Crumb. Colline Correy, Peggy Nelson, Dundee Moran, Kathi Daleglerri Hill. RUII' I: Sandi Cruvenhjoan Rye, Carrie Wright, Anne Connolly, Karen Smith, Nancy Johnson, Vcta Holtorf. RON' 5: Glenn Van Blaricom, Cary Miltenberger, Don Bearclon, Shayne Larson, Cinda Clark, Dave Byrd, Robin Bakke. RON' fi: Connie Cheney, Chief' Clayton, Sherri Smith, Rick McComb, Lynn Cook, Tami Craig, Lori Cook. me -mu, 1-Q52 f- M aut. fW.,.,6 w,.,,,,,,W, wwf Wav '-vw--.....,,,, Avid A.F.S. Action Sparked with enthusiasm and ambition, the American Field Service began its year by meeting Susi Bertuzzi, our new for- eign exchange student at the bus depot. Complete with a cor- sage, movie camera, and forgotten banners, the group traveled to Olympia to pick up the precious passenger. During the year A.F.S. membership increased to over forty active participants working on projects which included three dances, fall and spring work days, stock sales, rummage sale, potluck dinner, the Harlem Clowns game, and A.F.S. Week. A.F.S. VVeek activities were an Ugly Couple Contest, a chill- ing muddy soccer game, an Olympic Night, and a thrilling movie. To climax the week, the A.F.S. assembly was held with three guest foreign students participating, followed by a suc- cessful dance. Completing A.F.S.7s purpose, Bruce Wilson had traveled to New Zealand as an exchange student, in December he arrived at Sea-Tac, met by a bus load of excited students. A.F.S. was guided by co-leaders Tom Villines and Bette Cowan and ad- vised by Harold Wilson assisted by Clyde Ruddell. 4 4-N . T ii,, will Z H K N . .El lf T . Wei JT a in IW if 6 -Ie , if 5' Rf' 1 1,! V . l 42,1 yy T it p x Wir -ff-fm 'ia i S 13 an ' . Y i S if .t., ,. af Q0 1-.. M iiiai i-ii 1f S 1 ttcait N For Self, School,And Community Affairs The Future Homemakers of America is a new club introduced to Shelton High School in the fall of 1966. Mrs. Jeffery is the Advisor for F.H.A. Each individual works for a junior Degree - one each consist- ing of improvement for yourself, home, chapter, school, and community. This year their chiefactivities were based on Morals and Manners Matter, and Making Money Behave. The club installation was held in November in the Angle Li- brary. Ofhcers installed were President Collen Cory, Vice President Angie Barber, Secretary-Treasurer Kathy Dickin- son. F.H.A. is possible for any high school student who has had at least one year of Home Economics. One of the first activities was the Regional meeting held at Tumwater High School. Other activities included being waitresses for school banquets Jtsf as.seLvi.ng-Communityfbanquets,making vests for t-he Key Club, performing a skit for the pep assembly, a slumber party after the A.F.S. dance, and attendance at the Regional meeting held in the Spring. Spring activities included a trip to a restaurant for a demonstration on manners on a date, a makeup demonstration, a movie on drugs, and an F.H.A. spa- ghetti banquet which ended a busy year of activities. Members Merridee Anderson, Angie Barber, Val Pina, Andy Brown, Coleen Corey, Myra De Poe, Kathy Dickinson, Linda Gates, Toni Jonker, Peggy Landis, Kathy Petty, Loreoh Seljestad, Sherri Stidd, Pam Swayne, and Sandee Wed- file. XX f' ' D x 1 Q may 'f'W W! YI 1 1' Q 'ti wif 0 M5 if-algi itil g 55421 fix qiuumw-.. 1 iniutgfh 44 'wi gfff in is M ,ek tp if faq ilggfptxt' ww wi ,Q 40551 54 aw un 33,4 ,wg r'AwmQ,,,1e 1' 1 S ,f 've 1 EQ KWH! sf' SHNIORS: ROW I: Beth Crumb, Cheryl Chambers, Sandi Gruver, Bette Cowan, 'l'ami Tembreull, Bettye Rullin. Rick Correa, 'l'om llastgard, Dale Lenian. .lim Stewart. ROW 2: 'l'ari l.u lfitchitt, Sue Valley. Cindi Stentz. Ruth Ann lrotzer. Bruce lVilson..Iim Bichl, Steve Looney..lohn Boardman, Bob Graham. Kay Bolling, Cathy laihni. RUN' .ir John Snyder. .Xrt Pagel. Steve Steinberg. Steve Rowland, Marilyn Moe. Kathy Bolender. Shayne l.ar- son. Cathy Neth. KOH' J: Paul Dyer. Bob Miller. Dave Bayley. Glenn Van Blariconi, Bill Mendenhall. IYNIORSQ RON' 1: Gail Zeigler. Ginger Head. Debbie Maranville. leanie Osborne. Vicky Valley. 'lracy Hamlin. Sarah Kreger. Chris Flint. .-Xlan Tahja. RUN' 2: Melxa lhompson. Karen Borek. .-Xnne Sagmiller. .-Xleca Ruddell. Lynn Nelson. Aludy Debban. Terry Stewart. Yvonne Vanl,aanen, Lindley lYhaley. RU lllf' Karol Blackey,llennil'er Shellcr, Diane Hoosier. Peggy Nelson. Pat McNeil.sloan Barnett. Bon- nie Younglunrl, Nora Schroeder, Carolyn Rhoades. RO ll' 1: .john 'l'yl- zack. Bruce Edson, Don Bearclen, Keith ulackson, Neilllubb. Gary Mil- tenbcrger, .jerry Sparks, Anne Connolly. Pam Robb, Kathy Perry, .Ian Donaldson, Linda Barrom, Beth Quimby. Goal: Excellence, Standard: Diligence Holding burning candles and roses, the new and old members of Honor Society participated in the formal installation cere- mony April 27. Traditionally, chosen Senior members en- lightened the audience as to the history. purpose. emblem. and requirements of' the society. Continuing the ceremony. stu- dents spoke ol' the attributes necessary for membership. ex- pressly, character, leadership, scholarship, and service. Fol- lowing an informative speech by the guest personality, a social hour was held in the blue and gold decorated cafeteria. To be eligible to take part in this ritual. the students must ful- fill specific demands of a board ol faculty members. After be- coming a Senior. a student is soon immersed in fund raising activities and various other plans. During the fall members sell football programs as their main source of income. One ofthe most worthwhile projects of Honor Society is the two S5200 scholarships, which are prime examples ofthe earnest desire of members to attain higher education. Honor Society was led by President Bill Mendenhall and advised by Miss Louder- milk. .X.l .S. RU ll' lx 'lerry Stewart. Alurly Debban. Pat McNeil. Pam Robb, Susy Bertuzyi. Debbie Xlaranville, RUII' 2: 'l'om Villines. Bette Cow- an. latni 'l'embreull, Sarah Kreqer. .lenny Smith. Sylvia Sund. Chris lflint. Ginger Head, Lynn Nelson. Peggy Nelson, .Nleca Ruddell. Vicki Valley. ICU ll'.3.' Kathy Bolender, Cathy Cardinal. Marilyn Moe, Patty Strand, Christie Nesshloan Barnett, Cathy Perry. RO ll' 1: Ralph Dammann, illom Eastgard, Chris lvonn, Beth Crumb, Sandi Gruver, Cathy Neth, Diane 'l'urner, Leahc Swayze, Linda Barrom, Mary VValmsley, Bruce VVilson, Don Bearden, llerry Robertson. Virginia Medley, Karen Bodle, Nlr. Wilson. Quill and Scroll The George Hermes Chapter of Quill and Scroll is an interna- tional honorary organization for high schooljournalists. To be eligible for membership, a student must have done superior work in new's writing, editing or business management. He must be ajunior or a senior and in the upper third of his class in scholastic standing. He must be recommended by the su- pervisor of Publications or the principal, and approved by the Executive Secretary of the society. Issuing Information, Influence And Ideas This yearis Highclimber staff was headed by second-year journalism Studentjim Olsen and Advisor Mr. Paul Gillie. The Highclimber was modified at the beginning ofthe year to reduce the cost of producing the paper, but later the old style was adopted again. Assisting Jim Olson as assistant editor was Mike Hayes. Ri- chard Brewer, Chief Clayton, ,Iody Enger, and Tom Marshall were the regular page editors throughout the year. Highclimber Staff EDITOR Jim Olson, ASSOCIATE EDITOR, Mike Hays, BUSINESS NIANACERS Don Ehiiibng and Terry Roller, PAGE EDITORS Richard Brewer, Vicki Valley, Chief Clayton, Susan Speece, Rand Stevens, Jody En- gen, Tom Niarshall REPORTERS St TYPISTS Larry Dick, Iieanna Hartle, Carolyn Batstone, Jim Bralley, Ron Moore, Terri Simmons, Patti Strand, Roberta I-Iudspeth, Erica johnson, Vicki Bailey, Richard Creekpaum. Developing Skills, Culture And Sport Foreign language clubs add a great deal to our school by let- ting the students continue their education after school and at noon. By participating in these activities, many of which are associated with that particular country, students become more aware oftheir foreign language. The French Club, or Ze Cerclchfmnczzzix' as the French students know it, was organized last year by Mrs. Mildred Kreger. lt engages not only in activities of French origin but in support- ing activities such as bake sales and car washes. Their many activities included a trip to a French restaurant, a dinner for the members and their parents, and a picnic at the end of the vear. The Latin Club, with Mrs. Charlotte Hilligoss as advisor. also participates in many activities throughout the year. They are well-known for their cookie sales at Christmas and Easter, their Forest Festival rloat in May. and their paper Syfnilline Leazfex. Perhaps the best known event is the Latin Club Flow- er Festival held in May. This event is always received enthusi- astically by all ofthe students. All of these things have made this elub well-known for getting things done. The German Club. or litfzm-cfzcz' Vcrvm, has for its advisor Nlrs. Sheila Rogers. Activities such as the Cerman Club Hat Day, German Bake Sale, Oktoberfest celebration, Christman Kaffeeklatsch, a new supplement to the Cerman Club Cook- book, and the Karneval celebration were scheduled through- out the sehool year. Outside activities included dinner at the Bavarian in Tacoma and a picnic in the spring. Another inter- esting note adding to the fun was that all meetings were eon- dueted in German. LATIN CLUB: RO ll' I: Tammy Tembreull. Ruth Ann Trotzcr. Patty Nlell. Beth Quimby, Karen Bodle. lfflll' 2: Sue Valley. Cheryl Scott, Caro- lyn Rhoades, Paula Brown, ROll'.5:xIoliii Tylfak, Karol Nlann, Peggy Nel- son, Sarah Kreger, Lynn Nelson, Chris Flint. lfflll' I: Bruce Wilson, Chris Lonn, Sheri Cruver, Nlerridee Antlcrsoirllana Kreibs, Vicki Noreen, llcbbic Hopkins. RUN' 5: Don Bearden, Mark Weston. .lohn Snider, Mike Tiinpa- ni, Bob Nliller, Dave Steinberg. FRENCH CLUB RO ll' 1: Nora Schroeder, Lindley W'halcy. Peggy Nelson. Vicky Valley. Sarah Kreger. Anne Connolly, Ceaneece Morgus, Nlelva Thompson. RU ll' 2: Sharlene Mickelson. Linda Barrom,.Ioan l51lI'IlCll,iliI'll- cey llamlin, Ruth Wfingert. Pat fXIcNeil. Becky Qlackson, Ccary Barber, lil- liot Carlson. GERNIAN CLUB RON' I: .lim Roberts, Rick Correa, Dale Leman.Klim Stewart, Cary Nliltenberger. Art Pagel. Carl Alagnow, Pat Cardinal. Rflll' Z: Yvonne VanLaanen, Aleca Ruddel. Rosanne Cain, Bonnie Youngland, Kim Michaels. Wendy Radelillne. Kathy Robinson, Sandi Stecnsen, .Ianice xxilllCI1lN1I'l.f, Karen Franklin, Kathy Trotzer. RUN' .5: Christie Ness. Patty Thomas, Ramona YVermer. Aludy Deyette, Bridgette Crabtree, Linda Tratnick. Barbara Xyollc, Cathy Neth. G.A.A. ROW 7: Toni Jonker, Jennie Smith, Patty Thomas, Sue Wil- kowski, Debbie Maranville, Laura Wooldridge, Cheryl Chambers, RO W 25 LruiHf'l3'eM' Ho ai1cL'ChHs'Fl'int,'SarH KregeF,'i1'e5Carf Wm' Leahe Swayze, Kathy Petty, Beth Crumb, ROVV 4: Lawrie Godwin? penter, Patty Mell, RO W .35 Terri Matson, Vicki Noreen, Sheri Gruver Barb Brown, Georgia Nlagnett, Toni Cole, Linda Barrom, Joan Barnett Christie Ness, Myra DePoe, Linda Gates, Linda Tratnick. i l 3 5 'Ti' I lf K ,to WO I I . t O Improving Ablll ICS If you are athletically inclined orjust enjoy having a good time with other girls, the Girls, Athletic Association is the club to join. Among the activities that are superbly mastered by these energetic girls are volleyball, basketball, skating and swim- ming. At football and basketball games these girls can be found in the stands busily selling candy and coffee to the avid sports fans. Each year there is at least one Olympic AA League playday held at one of the schools. This provides many girls with an opportunity to meet new girls who share the same interests. Shelton hosted the league playday in November this year. To earn her letter in G.A.A., each girl must 'accumulate 500 points throughout the year. These include points for meetings, extra activities, selling at games, a picnic, and sportsmanship. The Girls' Athletic Association is ardently advised by Mrs. Ruth Willard. The officers for the year were President Patty Mell, Vice President Lori Godwin, Secretary Leaha Swayze, and Treasurer Joan Barnett. Afnewfadvisor,fMr. Richard Morqon and a large number of student participants made this yearis riHe club one of the best. The large turnout, sixty-one members, thirteen of these being girls, and a well-liked advisor and Keith Jackson as Rifle club president, Rick Blacker as Vice president, and Linda Trat- nick, as secretary-treasurer all contributed qualifying records. The shootoff went well with Mike Bunnell first place, Bob Cleveland Second place, Wayne Sushak third place, Curtis Bennett fourth place, and Mike Sliva fifth place. RIFLE CLUB: ROW 7: Bill Jones, Dick Look, Don Donaldson, Keith Ed- enholm, Fred Weil. ROW 2: Mike Bunnell, Bob Cleveland, Greg Linder, Linda Tratnick, RO W3: Cliff Cowling, Wayne Sushak, jim Okonek, Har- old Redman. Promoting Athletes L'To develop mental alertness through physical conditioning in sports and character through leadership, example and unityf' is the motto ofthese two clubs. The organization, S Club is composed of approximately fifty boys who have earned at least one letter certificate for any high school interscholastic sport. The S Club activities for the year include making and selling popcorn at the basketball games and selling pens with the dates of all the basketball games printed on them. The money that was raised was used to purchase red sports jackets for our various high school athletic teams. Mr. Wright is the faculty advisor for this organization. Offi- cers are: David Mendenhall, presidentg Rick Marshall, vice- presidentg Chief Clayton. secretary-treasurerg and jim Borst, sergeant at arms. Scarlet S Club is an outgrowth of GAA. and girls tennis. Each member must have earned at least one letter in sports or GA..-X. Selling pop and candy at the basketball games and at the Invitational Track Meet in the spring are the main fund- raising projeets for this club. This year a trip was taken to Victoria, B. C. The officers are: Lora Wfooldridge, presidentg Cheryl Cham-'A bers, Secrgtaryg S31-3 KI-ggey, U-gasurgrg Nlysl Xvillafd is the SCARLET S: HOU' lx Terri Matson. Sue lYilkowski.'Lora lN'ooldridge. V. ' X A Cheryl Chambers. HOU 2: Laurie Godwin. Chris l'l1nt. Sarah lxreger. f1dr1S0f- Chris Ness. HO Ufif Toni Cole. Georgie Magnett. Linda Tratnick. 1 l O S CLUB HOU' 1: Chuck Thompson, Mike Hays, Tom Marshall. George lVilliams, Steve O'Neil, Alan Takja. Tom Malloy, ChicfClayton.Alim Borst. HOU' 2: Rick Correa, Rick McComb. Eldon Allen, Dave Rose, Lane Dorcy. Steve Steinberg, Joe Simpson, Marv Wilson. HOU' .fx Alon Armstrong. Mike Swisher. Steve Looney, Gary Miltenberger, Scott Puhn, Bud Tuson, Bill Daniels. HOU'-J: Rollie Duckham, Glenn Van Blaricom, Don Bearden. Marc l.0IlIl,.lll1l Swayzemlerry Sparksulan Donaldson, Dave Puhn. Dave Hayley, Gene Purvis. HUU'5: Cliff,fXnderson. Curt Cheney, Rick Marshall, Dave Mendenhall. lfred NN'cil. Bill Ander- son, Chris Close, Mr. Wright, Dick Look. 61 1 -.W 91 J vi 4 5 8 1, Y 91 -I.. iw . ..,.,,.. ,. .,,, f,m.,,. . f A E ,,i6 -::f5W:'I' if'-551' ''---.32,5-55222fiiiilliai:1'?iIZ:I:::Q':'::- 1 gf X 3 1 f ' 9' -8v.m.w :fm 1 -M, ww1'w-Szwzwff my ,fs K ' SZ X um-V 41,11--,fg5,'f11symw-:A S 9 91 w ,- m.,,,:- ,Lf '-5553.4 if' 91 X 1 , 7.4 ir- A 14: ., - xf f 62 I Charmed Children Clamor For ore Under the capable direction of Dean Tarrach the drama stu- dents comhined their talents to present an aura of entertain- ment for the elementary children. Presentations were k'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs , HA Christmas Dream, The Melodrama, and Pinochio. ln March a new facet of Childrens' theatre was explored when the dramatics department ventured forth to perform a play before thechildren of Chehalis and Olympia. Traveling for a full day shed some light on the students as to what a theatrical career would entail. Preparing these plays the drama students concentrate on ways to stimulate the childrenis imagination. This they find to he a real challenge and a very rewarding experience. THESPIANS: RON' 1: Nancy' Calkins, Debbi Homan, Virginia.Medley', Frances Rice. Terry Shrum, Anne Clonnollygylan Starks, RON' 2: Rick Correa, Carolyn Bat- stone, Beth Quimby, Glenn Yan Blaricom, Bruce Wilson, Les Snyder, Don Bearden. WI TER WINTER is snozzyhlahesfalhng softly .... WINTER is evergreen boughs drooping under a heavy white monde. WINTER is students Zrarnping to classes through slush and mud. 3' Ms . 1342 F A AN L. if H A 3 i 'A 3 x f I Vfwim, 'nv W, .i', S wg 2 A Y E if-w 'qw nw- A K 1, ' ct '12 K 14. ..,. ? 1' A A ' if. MT' K ,. E lf Q ' 4 vw M N -1' 1 3 f .N if rv my W ,pp 'W' Gan.. 7 W' ,mg ,Mm 'pe ,raw W' qua. W -qw-'K -N .N HH' - .. z ' ,rw A 5. A .I M,--W ,L A -1 . , .I , A K ' QM'-1 f'- -:ff A Q.. WINTER is punch, parties, plays. . . WINTER is the hustle and bustle ofthe holidays . . . WINTER is candy canes, Santa Claus, Chrtsstmax trees 66 'K l I . ,:.. Q K. 3 if if We mar? f , S '.f:.,- if ,al 4 1 v ii Www Qu 5. sr . 6 X .ani Asilnpe 3L L01 sf Aff Q 2 A i, R V 15' am, .1 l J Bouncing, Babbling, Battling Ballplayers This year's Ball Club was lead by Seniors Chief Clayton, Dave Bailey, Steve Looney, and Mike Hayes, but the Seniors weren't the only ones to make the J V' scene. If it weren't for the well rounded ability ofklerry Sparks, the height of Chris Close and Mike LalNIarsh, and the shooting ability ofjan Donaldson and Bill Daniels, the team couldn't have shown the ability they did. And the Pep Staff. Pep Club, and the Spectators provided the spirit, support, and enthusiasm they needed. The Climbers played their best game against Central Kitsap in the seCond-to- the-last game of the season. Before this game was played, Central was Hrst in the league, and Shelton was tied for last. With only one second left the score was 68 to 67. Then Jerry Sparks was fouled. He had one foul shot plus the bonus. Jerry shot the hrst and made it. Then he sank the winning point. All in all, the Climbers' Season wasn't the best in history, but the team mem- bers, to their credit, gave it all they had. ' , 1 - T f isnt-F X . l g 59 . 9 ::- Q ' ' , if 1 .'.. A 1 HM .,,, in r. . T '2 5 1 I I, ., 'il' V ' .',. V- 2 We ., 1,1145 --1 H . 12,3 jaw.. it an i s is Vt S ttp A , l3 z gfi S 4 f X ya X , T 4 -sazqai, 2 I .4 ., 1- A sk 55 i T H if i 5 .J-K ', !:9 K f 'll will I f s a L 'E if 'Q .ggi f Q 4 I . A S, , Season Recap ' 21:12:45: if . f i5iIi35il i SW' 7511 ':. :: gig 5 ?sAk 1 BH gmfzgfz Elm M' SHELTON 59 Elma 75 52 Centralia 62 49 Bellarmine 75 69 Vashon 55 69 Vashon 49 66 Elma 86 70 Montesano 56 61 Bellarmine 71 56 East Bremerton 764' 48 West Bremerton 59 38 Port Angeles 471 North Kitsap 6914 Central Kitsap 57X South Kitsap 53? East Bremerton 581 Port Angeles 51 X North Kitsap 6595 Central Kitsap 681' South Kitsap 57 ' av' u, z f:, f 1,'-f'. , .',, - - 9' H 722 if at , ,, ,. V , .. ., 2 -'hiya '-,,:f,,,: 1 . -mr. .- M W - 5 if ' 1Qs ' , S1 ' 11, 42 xrslsiiz, :.f , - Z .f',,Sf fi-',iff-5:7-ff ' ,- '51-' , ' ,Q ''fgi:gf:sz:15:fgssf1::s. sf -v ,.,. , ' -, . ' 91Sf'sm,s 'ra ' FQ' YW' JM: fl-4.1115 Na A... f Cf 1 7,7 , .Y K ' ff-- .mmwwwmwaw 1 El, in sa ,A --I...-v..,.. 1'1 MI' J21Ck Wrlghl A S UAD Chief Clayton Mike Swisher, jan Donaldson, Dave Bailey, Mike La Marsh, Chris Close, ,jerry Sparks, Head Coach Bill Daniels Steve Looney Mike Hayes. fi V56 is Q 'vw-qs-t.,,,,.s.,u4mu . W B SQUAD ROW 7: Ken Lanmen, Lane Dorcy, Ed Adams, Eldon Allen, Gary Austin, Wayne Sushak, Keith Borek, ROW 2: Bob Cole, Kurt Grubb, Mike McDowell, Ron Howe, john Flower, Bud Tuson, Lee Burfiend, ROW 3: Dick Smith, Bruce Hozird, Gary Creasey, Frank Schmidt, john Stewart. 'iii-l, ili' -1, . .N . :- 55-gh A V .' 5 i SRU , 43 i f 9? , i , , ' an Yi? . W C G f 5 ii l l Y V , QM, W FRESHMAN SQUAD FRONT ROW. jim Connolly, Randy Lewis, joel Burnett, Bob Brown, Brad Bransfordhlerry Clary,Jim Corey, Kevin Reynolds, Dick Dodge, BACK ROlfV. Asst. Coach Dick Weissenfluh, Alan Olsen, Mike johnson, Randy WN'hite, Mike Sparks, Steve Selby, Scott Busack, Scott l.21I'SOH,iIOCl Zehe,john Cary, Coach Gene WVehunt. 73 Season Recap Central Kitsap East Bremerton Port Angeles North Thurston Vashion North Kitsap Centralia Port Angeles South Kitsap Olympia Tumwater East Bremerton South Kitsap North Mason Rampaging Wrestlers This yearls muscular and energetic wrestlers were great. They competed both individually and as a team to come out in sec- ond place in league ratings. One ofthe main trouble spots of the team is trying to make weight. The hoys who are unluckily overweight before a match spend study hall hours running in sweats and around town after school. Again this year Shelton was the host of the sub-district wrestling match. Sheltonls wrestlers all made it through sub-district to compete in district competition at Puy- allup. Don Noll was one ofthe lucky grapplers to make it through district to compete in state competition at Ellensburg. il els .s,v..m.LVz' W 1 If 421' f ,Q a , gk, A . : ' Q ff if 5 1 I L if A5 5' . an - ' VJ M. Ek F - - ' mf M HK . A ., xv EW !,.3,,. . 5 ik 'L in I Hwang- ar , S Y' Q f :- ' 'Q . f I 4 WRESTLING is the agonies and ecstasies of Coach Scialabba . . . YVRESTLINU TE.-XXI XII-1NIBl'1RS RUI1'1:S.Srcinbcrg.CZ.Schnirzer.R.Elson.S.O'Neill.Cffhompson.D.Noll.CI.'l'hmnps1m,Nl.Wm-smn.IfUIi'2:NN Tweed, T. lilson. T. H2iFIXX'Cll,.'X.'Iu1lhiLl. Nl. Cflzlrv, IJ. Deuel, Xl. XN'ilson. F. Kurr. D. Tahja. Couch Scialalnbgl. HOli'.5: Clozxvh Sund. D. Ciunlcr, Borsl, C. W'illiz1ms,XI. Hopkins, IJ. .'Xrn1sImng.'Tl'. ,xd.1mS. si lmhn. T ' 77 CC 7 77 was The Season The Shelton High school band and choir spent many long hours working to bring pride and satisfaction to themselves and our school. As a yearly event, the band and choir put on a winter concert for the public and shortly afterwards presented a Christmas program for the students. When the choir had the honor of participating in a half-hour television presentation on Christmas Eve, the climax of their year was attained. 35 ral if ii '5 'H' 5-'I-Ls, Seniorflhcur direrled by Mr, William P. Williams SENIORS: Sandy Bollinger. Billie Booth. Mike Carper. ,john Cole. Lawrie Craig, Lynda Dillon, Rollie Durkham, Marolyn Ellison, Donna Evans. Chris Fellstrom, TariLu Fitchitt, Rosanne Cain, Becky Jackson, Carl ,Iag- now, Sheryl Nlohnson, Sue LaMarsh, Shayne Larson, 'lierri Matson, Merle McKenzie, Bettye Ruflin, Luc-ky Rutledge, Cheryl St-hnitzer, Cindy Stentz, Rand Stevens, ,lim Stewart. Linda Strirkland. ,joe Sweitzer. Elaine Swett. Diane Turner, Cherie W'hinery, Leola lyorkrnan. UNIORS: Nancy Brown, Sherrie Carpenter, Dave Clark,.Iuanita Ellison, Mark Ewing, Karen Franklin, Lori Fuller, Alberta Gross, Diane Hoosier, ,Iudi Long, Rey Me- Callum, Linda Perrine, Donna Reed, Carol Scrogham, ,jill Seliestad, Kathi Standley, ,lane Swindall, W'illi Teo, Karen VVentz, Susan Wlilkowski, Mike Young. SUPHUNIORESQ Robin Bain, Angelynn Barber. Phil Barnett, Rod Bristol, Don Donaldson, Keith Edenholm, Melody Kodge, Chris Cephart, Linda Cates, Claudia Irwin, Rita Nutt, Rick Peckham, Linda Reneeker, Linda Schimsehet, Curt Sehnitzer, Carol Stewart, Cheryl Stone, Linda Wil- liams, 'l'erri Wokoianee. Band directed by Mr. Bruce Moorehead SENIOR 1 Tom Adams, Steve Bloomlield, Sandy Bollingerhlohn Boardman jim Borst, Cathy Cardinal. Cheryl Chambers, Rollie Duckham, Donna Evans, Sandi Gruyer, Margie Hliboki. Rod LeCarde, Marv Simpson, Les Snyder, John Snyder, Nancy Spilseth, Steve Steinberg, Tammy 'liembreull Cherie YYhinery. KIUNIORS: Debbie Banister, Barbara Brown, Gary Bus ack, Ron Cochran, Patti Claussen, Doug Cottrell. Mel Dunn, Brure Edson Karen Franklin. Terry Hartwell, Sarah Kreger, Phil Lovgren. Ann Sagmill er, Brad Stoekwell,,Iim Stone, Pam Swayne, Bonnie Youngland, Tracy Hamlin, Carolyn Rhodes. SOPHONIORES: Meridee Anderson, Ross God win, Sid Herrick, Cheryl james, Toni xjonker, Chris Lonn, Linda MacRae ,lay Ramsfield, Dave Steinberg, Karolee Stevens, Nancy Swanson, Dick Tib bits, Keith Tibbits. Mike Timpanihloe Waldrip, Steve Witt-raft, jan Witten berg, Bob Cole, john Dishon, Janna Kriebs, Ken Lanman, Ed LeCault,Joe Gidclings, Fred Weil. Junior Class Officers President jerry Sparks Vice-President Eldon Allen Secretary Karen Borek Ahlquist, Sonja Allen, Eldon Anderson, Bill Anderson, Larry Arkin, Debbie Avey, Gene Bailey, Roy Banister, Debbie Barnett,joan Barrington, Linda Barrom, Linda Baskin, Klayton uniors Go Forward To New Challenges Another year has come to a close for the Juniors and with only one more to go they hope to make it a successful one, Starting out as Sophomores, it seemed like they would never get through, but now stepping into their Senior year, it seems all too short for them. Through the years their OEICCTS have come and gone, but the Juniors will always remember the great efforts their President jerry Sparks, Vice President Eldon Allen, and Secretary Kar- en Borek put forth to make their Junior year the best ever. Mr. Mills and Miss Reynolds, the class advisors, helped the Juniors with various problems that came up throughout the year, and they sincerely appreciated it. Planning for the Junior Prom and decorating for Commence- ment exercises were among the highlights of the Junior activi- ties. As they look back over their memorable and happy experi- ences, they regret to see the year draw to a close, but they have their Senior year to look forward to, and from the looks of things they are sure it will be a successful one. , - g f 'it K - ffr- . :,. , rf .ttg-,gg:f,-f7.gg.:f ,, -. sgjr-f,s2z1::i 'f1l::w! f 2, fmzkffg' f' . f . . , K' H 2 gi.E'I' f Pa- ' A . - , . gf, ,. . .. - . f ,.,, .2 - - V5- 'f ,M-. i - I an K. Q s Lx, K! Q .rks . vi P if ' t - xi . , A-Q . -f V W 1' 80 ,. 2 475i . F - si' K . Ig A fE1ff'5b,!m,lg t : ,, 9 ' '-A.. - a ,, 1 K. 5' Qty K fi if i ' J Q.. , - K if I . fl. 4 i 1 6 is W 3 L -'-K ,, I - sv' an at if 1 if . -M, 4' 'if ' A V X gy-Q4 2 5 f ,L -- 5 mi ,.,:1. 4 lilxivw q -as f if 512. 1 mv' . , f A M . ,..,, . K 4 ir , - f i M FEMS, K MQ fi.. J if 'f' . -22 z 'ff n f .435 no-ff I 3 N V film C L Brewer. 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Peter Sophomore Class Officers President Bud Tuson Vice-President Bill Daniels Secretary Rita Nutt Bewildered, Puzzled, Bothered, Perplexed Bewildered and belittledl That is a sophomore on the Hrst day of school - bewildered because they think they will never find their next class, and belittled because they are the young- est members ofthe student body. This has been quite a change from their year before, for as freshmen they were looked up to by underclassmen. Leading the sophomores through the year were President Bud Tuson, Vice President Bill Daniels and Secretary Rita Nutt, who worked together with their advisor Mr. Wilson. Activities for the sophomores as a class were pretty thin due to the fact that they were unaware and unfamiliar with the ac- tivities of our school, but they showed enthusiastic school spirit and great potential for their forthcomingglunior year. just as these underclassmen became accustomed to the small but all important slogan of 'gSenior Courtesyw, their school year drew to a close. Ahead of them is one more year of being 'idictated tow by this saying. For them as seniors they will be able to put Senior Courtesyw to good use. ba 5' -Si tt 'P 5 ,55 if Q Aaro,john fi Q L l , ,Za Adams, Ed is A s i as -this Anderson, Merridee A .gf - . V if ' W at AUSCIMJOHH W Austin, Gary 't', Bac La ff?-MQJ7 11- gi yteets we Bailey, Gail Bailey, Ron Bain, Robin Baker, Bob Bakke, Robin Banister, Vicki 1 , - , 5 -M : Wits s E an Mm TIF' - ' ' , V+? .Q V H ,,,. ii9WWZ QWlSi 4 ,M 1fgSi'7?,,i ' , . 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Leila Lonn, Chris Lookulayne Luhm, Mike Lund, Larry fXIaeRae, Linda Nliljour, Cheri Nlunsell, Sandi Nielsen, Pete Norren, Vicki Nutt, Rita Okano, lN'larilyn Okonek,jim Okonek, Les Peckham, Rick Petty, Kathy Pole, Betty Powelhloyce Province, Kathy Puhn, Scott Purvis, Gene Ramsfield, Jay Redman, Harold Reeder, Jim Reneeker, Linda Reynolds, Craig L H, WE' wifi! .. il i , l ,gu- ,gt 5? V 1 McCarty, Neil Xleflee, Chris McMurray, Darleen lNIcQuilken, Paul Bdarshzill, Nlonte lvlaynurd, Lucita Ndedley, Virginia Michaels, Kim ,, .,,. L L H 55? A 5' 'ii L 'RE rir. :Zim L iiir, A an M ..,,,. ,Mi--,,f ,..,. i..,.fz,-: N S91 2 t tg, X 'I -if ' :: r L -I .k,i.. ' V ' '.':,. . i i E . Em fjix p k sfi u 7:19 ii' ii ,e,, s he t .- X ' si . . .. 3 4. 'Web .,'--.:: 92 5 35 f' , 2, ,gf - r Fi.. ' THQ? W ' 1 .?fi ii 5' iff' ci . 3- , 5 .ez me 5- .4 :Q t ie? F 1 . f F ,X 'af 1 4 Mwsvs, - ,LW ffm ,i , f 'Egg Vi if E fm 5 1 i 3 S 4 1 3 P .sg as? iiqwst ga --1 , H -r W is if . ,.-- 5 ,Q L' i r ll fy. . 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ALu,, V,AM 52 553 sw. haw v'-sv 'Wt' .2 'wh--., , it t 'R -it it V assi 5 Y 9' if if 13' QP x 4 -4 3 93 Ring. Theresa Roberts. ,I im Robertson. Scott Robinson. Kathy Rogers. Betty Rollevson. Debbie Ruddell, Bob Savage. Chris Savage. Ruth Sehimsehait. Lindt Shrum. Dick Simmes. Diane Simons. .-Xian Sisson. Put Smith, Kathy Smithmjenny Smith,Iuliztn Speece, Sue Stansell, Shziron Steensen.Sa1ndi Steinberg, Uzivr Stevens, Kzirolee Stewart, Carol Stewart, John Stidd. Sherry Stone. Clheryle Stout. Elwood Sushuk, Xhiyne Swanson, Nancy Swantak, Larry Swziyze, Leiihe Sykora, Dennis Tzihjzi, Dale Thomas, Patty Thomson, Lorrie Townsend, Dan Trotzer, Linda Tuson, Bud Tweed, Wayne Tweed, NVinnie Warner, Bill Weddleulim Wermer, Ramona Westojolean Wilder. Hugh Williams, Linda Willson, Marvin Wilson, Brad Witcraft, Steve Wittenherg,xIanice Wo kojance, Terri NVolf. Barbara Worthy, Nlnrdella Wright, Doug Zopolismjiin , M. ts, 5 1 i. if 5 i . . 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T iiiie i T 1 A . 4 T fffii-wi W r igwq-my i- 3' , . . 7 we A um., ' issfiiifasissilizisszliivz fi My t'e'feifsi,'i2iTiffE4iffiiiift' M, . , ir iw, 94 2. , - -if 151, we H .5 asv, 1 ' - - H 'S ' ' agony 'PM' .fi , -143, -aw hgsigfvff I f ii, visa - X if im. ..f, fm, 4 ,L , ., my ,fs I nw ka, A H :Qi i ...N 1 ga: -zsifgf . -t 2 is , 'Uhr '4!: :y- uw V ,i- ir. av vm ir 'bug fi? sl i.mEif'f .M Wa.. 'i ,,W,..,..,...,.-44.--v-' 95 4 if 5 5 -s i Planning, People, Pictures, Problems. Beginning the year with enthusiasm, the Publications Class made plans and offered suggestions as to the contents of the book. ln October several members of the staff went to a Publications workshop, held at the University of Washington, where they gathered ideas by attending sessions and looking at other year- books. Working together during the year the students were able to combine their ideas and efforts resulting in your Saghalie. SAGHALIE STAFF SENIORS Bette Cowan, Bob Graham, Margie Hliboki, Patty Mell,joanne Morrow, Karen Ramsheld, Verdell Rye, Cullen Smith, Linda Stevens, Sylvia Sund, Sandee Weddle, Ruth W'ingert. QIUNIORS Debbie Banister, Karen Borek, Tom Demmon, Gregg Frederickson, Ron Moore, Brad Stockwell, Nlike Swartsel, Mary Timpini, Sharon Watters, Linda Witcraft. X ,f 1 in Z A vi ,,4 xwrv 4 -J ,,,, ,F ,..Y ' ,gin , '?Mw--,-- '--' -4WWf11iv--N-Mm-f-- , 'l ? iii The Miracle Worker By William Gibson Cast-In Order of Appearance Doctor, . . . . Kate Keller. . . Captain Keller. , . Helen Keller. .. Martha. . . . Percy. . . Aunt Ev ..,. . James. , . Anagnos. . . . . Annie Sullivan. ., Viney. ., ..., ..... . . . . Terry Roller, Gerry Armstrong, Chris Lonn . .......... Beth Quimby, Pat McNeil . . . . . Glenn Van lilaricom, Tom llastgard . . Nancy Calkins, Betsy lYillard, Debi Homztn . . . Paula Brown, Karen Bodle . . . . .. ......... . . . Rod Bristol, lerry Clark . Darlene lidmiston. Debbie Nlaranville, lfran Rive . . . . Doug Wright. Brure Wilson, Don Bearden ...............l.esSnyder . . . Carolyn Batstone, Anne Connollygjan Starks ,...,...,,,,.... Cheryl Hanson, Linda Bzirrom Blind Girls. . . . . . Cinda Clark, Sherryllefliery, Nancy Spilseth, Pat Turner Student Directors, . , Properties, . .Les Snyder, . . , . Virginia Nledley, Bruce Wilson Stage Crew. . . ................,.,, Cene Aveyulim Rcederhlatfk Smith Karen Bodle, Karol Nlann, Lynn Nelson, Chris Bosch Sound Directors. . . Director. .. ..... Assistant Director. . . . . . Tom liastgard, Clenn Van Blarirom . . . . . . Mr. Dean 'larraeh . . . . . . . . . . Miss Syma Reynolds ij? 1 1 Q X 3 95 .vs if K ti ig ,, 1, :A S 'RA M. M 1 r X ff? .K , ?'V'7g 5 . .ffm A 2- ff 5-A , , .4 92 ,,f:,,.:.,,,f.:- hr - .yi gy, 5 fl if A J i PRI G SPRING is new life stirring in a dormant twig . . SPRING is iz warm sun beckoning boys andgirts SPRING is an arnbitioiis student anda dirty ear , ...V --f-7, f ' fs' 39' - ' .,. KJ X Tv N. L.. - X Ai x., 4 K 4 . up ' 1 Q x '- ,,, Q' A -1 9 . Sql. QU. Q -2- , rf .2 x Q! Q x r ' I' x A .x.x -l, ' l H x 1. .-'ag . Q X 1 ' Y K 'A 1 6 B Vx QNQSL .QA 5' xg Y' 3 -tv ' 1 P ' 1 'M ' I v. isifk new X 'S 't 1.8. A fi, I wg, ,, ,f KX x Q gl L ii JI, h 1 I ii 5, 35 fag 4 ,i f 5 f 2 gf 11, KQPJ Q K m 3.1 iff, A f f y g ' M wif- ,1.-di., 103 ? Spring is a gala Mardi Gras Ufiinior Prom anda Daisies, Won it Tellw T010 . . . Spring isflowersgfrolics, andfestivities. . . Spring is a Queen is Banquet, Forest Festival Parade, and Logging Show. . . Q. fngfxifni Wx- A 5M lflx hw 0 'af i,,5 1 F , 'W I 1 , wi. ,, ,--uf 5 Elaww-www WW SPRING is a mitt, a bat and a baseball. . . SPRING is an umpire shouting Batter uplvand Play ballln 106 H zrlv I , , , z . , ,Win H, ,.., :Kb ,,,:x Q bzl. 5 ' i - i - I , . ' 'w1:'i zz , ,ii---V W V A W, lsi, - ,. :.. ,gti I. .,..,. , ..... W., V. ,,:,4, .. ,.,, I , , , , - A A if ' F: f,: .Q :' 'A v- :- I. , 5 L I . -H '- - P- a. - 3 J - 535, 537-W WM, t- 1 Z. :T I-::-:ig-EEF. -kfgmsiypgw :,E::.-5f.- gg:-Q ' jf:.fu:-fzf Q., -:M .,:E,: :3gX f -W 1- Wzewwww ,-::,.:::--.'-- 3:1 ASM-rms --+--f-- 3 55:11-H 2-. 1: an 5 151. -wwllwmww H ,, -W A ,- :- '- 5- T .-Mig, ,. iw ,. iifQ325wMai -- .. K .. , V . NWN- H A - , , ------ ffwq f-, W 2, My ,...,.1Zl .... ' 'K'n ? :Wm. 7 f f,...F'1Qf' 5-2,-ww , r -- - ,E.,g-K'-'lf3f3:i:vf--A iwvma H ' VARSITY BASEBALL: FIRSTRU IV: Dan Cleveland, VVayne Sushak. Ed Adams, Frank Kuhr, Keith Edenholm, Don Donaldson. Alan Carlson, Ken Lanman. .5'EC.'O.YD ROIV: David Guyer, Tom Marshall, Tom Nlalloy, Marv W'illSOn, Eldon Allen, Mike Hays, Alon Armstrong, Mike Swisher. Mike Timpani. Coat-li .lack W'right. THIRD RU HY Fred Wveil, Dave Steinberg, Terry Hartwell, ljaek Smith, Lane Dorey, Diek Look. Jerry Sparks, Jan Donaldson. Chuck Padgett. Dave Puhn, Coachllerry Mills. 107 N X5 Lf!! ZA! W Nw, a 2 X SX ml Brisk Baseballs And Battered Bats March brought the return of our Baseball season. Although the First game was not a league one, our boys were victorious. Regardless of the weather, every participant on the varsity and ,junior varsity practiced hard every night from 4:00 to 6:00. The boys played their games traditionally on Loop Field and away on other home fields. Climber Fans will all agree that the games were all exciting. We can all be proud of our 767 Baseball team. At the end of the season they placed third in the league. - 1 'Q fs, W 15' ' 1' A M ,. 5,..K,.,vW-W:9ir-w -. was Season Recap SHELTON i l West Bremerton 8 l 3 Port Angeles 2 2 North Thurston 5 9 St. Martins 6 13 South Kitsap 11 7 North Thurston 9 1 East Bremerton 7 12 West Bremerton 9 4 Centralia 12 6 North Kitsap 4 1 Aberdeen 10 0 Aberdeen 5 0 Central Kitsap 8 1 Port Angeles 5 2 South Kitsap 8 8 East Bremerton 7 2 Olympia 3 3 Central Kitsap 5 1 North Kitsap 3 -...Q-.N TYPU W , 5 . .,, , 'K W 'xr N M ' Q I A 'wr I , ' ' -me- fa 'Q X-1 Hmm My--, lm ffl 1.1 fuk wg, M M l2 Q ' l , fl .. T l' f A A , .vi g 5 !m5m A, 1 :,f, ..:. i r at ,if Hs' , if - Q. 2 47 'I W' A 1 f H ' TT VK g L' L31 I , ' Y- ' ,MJT ,::V ii .: '. Zf ' A Ei' -'E k 4:3 wk X. 'I W 5 L1 A Q f L V ,K ,. gm I , W A , .. fr ' Y m ' 5 3 l lqgfl' ' Q 5, ,Q .Q 3 -df X X Q Q3 f Q K ,,,,,..,, .... .W,..M,, 112 Spring's Sensation: Talented Track Team The 1966-67 track team may not be one to remember league- wise, but the members are to any SHS student. Although the boys did not do too well as a team, many of them did outstand- ing individually. Many of the boys went to sub-district and seven of the mighty Climbers went to the District meet. They were Dave Gunter, Chief Clayton, Mike Carper, and the four members of the mile relay team. The relay team tied the school record, though they didn't obtain a Hrst. Next year's team is very promising as the majority of the let- termen were sophomores. One j.V. man to look for in the fu- ture is Gene Avey, who was only j.V. for certain school and league rules. The future looks good too because the j.V.'s never lost a meet. The boys can be commended on their never- ending efforts and their few rewarding triumphs. One major highlight at SHS in track was the Seventh Annual Shelton Invitational. Although Shelton did rather poorly, the meet was a success and the spectators were able to see a new record set for the pole vault. X 4 Season Recap SHELTON 50 58 59 63 89 Longview Relays 4th Shelton Invitational 1 pt. League Meet All School 4th Tumwater Invitational tie for 3rd Sub-District 5th Central Kitsap 86 Port Angeles 78 East Bremerton 68 South Kitsap 64 North Kitsap 38 1 . M S V S - Q.. Q S Q - A ' FRIQSHNI.-XX SQLADQ RUII' I: .jerry Nlunro, .lim Rogcrson. 'l'im lfrc-d- son. ,Iefl Okano. Clyde Rains. l.arry Barrington. ,lim Kllevelanrl. Ilan Stew- art. Frank Anclerson. Dean Nleclcalif HOU' 2: Mark 'l'impani..Ieil' lfox. Paul Rogerson. Neal White, Xlark Sund. Steve Rose. Nlike Kruger. .jerry Xlillcr. 'lrary .Xrmstrongn .lim hlohnsen. .Iefl Thompson. Mike Larson, Kyle lltillktv. Rui. .SJ Nlr. Surid. ,lim Robinson. .lim Spilscth. Don Cox. Nlikc Nt-au. liob W'iltnian. Roliey Settle. Roz. ff Brian Wilson.xleffflonklin. Bob Lund. Mike Connolly, Ken livans. Tony lfrecman. Todd Looney, Chris lflmluml, Brian Sund, Dave Schroeder. Dallas Gunter. Randi' Lewis. llarrei' l arrimond. Xlr. llorvy, HOU' 35: .joe liruver, Steve Tibbits. Bob Turner. Brad Brans- ford, Greg Hcrgcrt, Mike Bar. Steve Stockwell, Steve Richey. Xlikeulolinson. ,lim lirwin. lion Ncth, Bill Cray. Roz. O: Gary Burger. NVarrcn Vv0I'kIIlllIl. Vic Downer, Bob Kit-Kilanahan, ,lim Connolly, Bill Swanson. Hob Okonvk. Scott Ht1sat'k.,loclZel'ie. Steve Bostrom. Marvin Roush. Brandishing Golf lubs And Tennis - f -'M GOLF TEAM, FRONT ROIV' Dave Bryd, Rick Correa, Rick McComb, lklike McDowell, Bill Daniels, John Koch. SECOND RO W: Bob Grahamhlack Rumpff, Greg Haslirouck, Bob Carry, Chris Close Bruce Hoarcl Bud Tmon Doug Hilverson Rackets To Victory BOY'SFIhNlNlS:. , 1: , 1 g A , . I , Bob Cole, john Cole, Bob Miller, Coach Tom Johnson. lx'.X'l','lf1.l.Yfl.' Dave Bai- ley, Lee Btnrfiend, Elliot Carlsen, Gary Frederickson, Steve l,ooney,iIim Stewart. ' 2' ' .. ff ' , -fm wg-1: -..ya': ,ff 11,3 if. 1. 2555, em: N Stfswfzf .af 2:-L lr f A fl 5 z?z.:zm 115 Il 'W' Q., GIRLS VARSITY: l RU.N l'ROlV: Betsy VVillarCl, Linda Harrington, BACK ROW: Coach Ruth W'illard, Beth Quimby, Anne Connolly, Cathy l,uhm, Chris Felstromxleanne Osborne. GlRL'S JV: 1 RU.YT R0ll':AIanice W'ittenberg, Linda Barrom. Pill McNeil. 13AC,'A'RUli': Sue Standley, Pam Robb, Sue Hemlmroll, Andy Brown, Kathy llztlehjudy Debban. rr 1 1 F.. 319- 1 gil? . A ' -HQ all ffffmi,.s1,t 1-..,M,.f1t. ,. H .27'f1lf'2'f'l'1?.f? Q :fa ft wfffsfefe:spree1 President Scott Larson FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS ROW 7: Rep. joe Mc- Clanahan, Rep. Mike Connolly, Rep. Patsy Miltenberger, Rep. Chris Sytsma, Treasurer janet Waldrip, Secretary Janie Wilson. ROW 2: Rep. Rocky Howard, President Scott Lar- son, Rep. Ricky Ruddell, Vice-President Pete McMillin. A Promising Year For Bus Freshmen This year, as in the past, The Freshman Class has enjoyed artici atin in various activities and s orts. P P S P Though football and basketball weren't as we had anticipated them to be, baseball and track show to be more promising. g'Finders Creepersf, a play presented to the Student Body and public by the 9th grade class, proved to be most successful and enjoyable to all. The SSH Club initiation and dances were most Hentertain- ingf, Have fun, boys? With Spring, came the Freshman picnic and, the highlight of the whole year, the Freshman Formal. Those who helped plan it and attended made it a big success. Farewell, Freshman year and salute, our Sophomore year. PEP STAFF ROW 7: Sally Swisher, Chris Sytsma, Debbie Rae, Cynthia Rice. 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To start the festivities, the Queen's Banquet and Coronation was held Wednesday, May 24, at Nlountain View at 7 p.m. For the First time during Forest Festival, the Drama and Mu- sic Departments presented the musical Showboat. Showboat played Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights at 8 p.m. in the Junior High Auditorium. The carnival got into full swing on Saturday and was also open Thursday and Friday. Starting at 10 a.m. Saturday the Junior Parade got off to a humorous start. Following the junior Parade was the Paul Bunyan Parade which featured Art Tozier as the legendary character. In the afternoon there were many thrilling and ex- citing events to catch the eye such as the Logger's Show at Loop Field, a Horse Show at the fairgrounds, and an open Colf Tournament at Bayshore Colf Club. Also there were motorcycle races. To top off the evening, there was a dance with the Wailers providing the music. The itinerary of the Queen and her Court included the follow- ing: the Covernorls Banquet, where the Queen was crowned as Nliss Keep Washington Green by Governor Evans, travel- ing around to Western Washington Kiwanis Clubs' luncheons and dinner meetings, explaining about and describing Forest Festival. The Queen and her Court with the chaperone Miss Alma Burke traveled to several different out-of-town festivals and parades throughout the spring and summer months. A few of the festivals were the Rhododendron Parade at Port Townsend, the Bear Festival in McCleary, and Lakefair in Olympia. Working In Co-operation With Students nw SCHOOL BOARD.S'l:'.'lT1z'1J: Mr. Spilseth, Mrs. Martig, Mr. Brewer, Dr. Hergcrl, Mr, Heuston, .S'Y'fI.VlIl.X'G: CLERK: Mrs. Doris Hillmar1,SUPERIN TENDIQNT: Mr. Louis Grinnell, Mrs. Brzmdstrom XIV. Brown Principal AP' Awww' fXIr. Domhmski - Nlr. 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' 1 N Independence Lights Our Futurea' n .ana -1 w Y , ., I I I - 3 My J! ' ' ' mm' Anchors Aweigh- Seniors Set Sail! Entering the Final port of their high school career, the Seniors who attended their traditional Senior Class Party embarked upon an evening of nautical fun at the Tyee. Couples were swinging and swaying to the music ofthe guest sailors the Ascots. Periodically they docked for portside entertainment or savory provisions from the galley cooks. After their adventu- rous and memorable voyage, all seafarers set sail for their port of call. Many thanks should be steered to our capable parents, who navigated our cruise. - I ? Wx Q EER 'pvxf' fxx Senior Activities TOM ADAMS A Band 105115125 S Club 125 W'restling 10511,12. CLIFF ANDERSON A Baseball5' Dramatics, S Club. RON ANDERSON A W'restling 11. WIENDY ANDERSON A G.A.A. 105 Olhce W'orker 10,125 Pep Club 10. TAMMY ARKIN AO1lice W'orker 12. DAVE ARMSTRONG A Football 105115 S Club 11,125 W7restling10,11512. DON ARMSTRONG A Football 10,115125 Highclimber Sta1I'125 S Club 115125 W'res- tling 11151 1,12. GERRY ARMSTRONG A Projectionists 105 Rilie Club 105 School Play 125 S Club 10, 9. .,5 1151-,T1ack10,11,12. JON ARMSTRONG A Baseball 10,115125 Basketball 115 Football 115125 Ofiice W'orker 1 15 S Club 1051 1, Executive Board 125 Senate 115 Boys' Club President 125 Class Vice-President 105 Bcst Blocking and Tackling Award 125 W'askowitZ Lead- ership Camp 11. ROBERT BAILEY A Choir 12. VICKI BAILEY A Highclimber Staff12. GEARY BARBER A French Club 125 Pro- jectionists 11. CAROLYN BATSTONE A Dramatics 11,125 G.A.A. 105 Highclimber Staff 125 Ollicc Wlorker 10,115125 Pep Club 10,125 School Play 10,11.125 Thespians 11,125 Girls? Club Representative 115 President 125 Leadership Conference 1 1. LINDA BAXTER A Library Club 115 Office Worker 12. DAVE BAYLEY A Basketball 105115125 Cross Country 115 Key Club 115125 Latin Club Treasurer 10.115 S Club 105115125 School Play 105115 Senate 125 Thespians 115 Tennis 10511,12, JIM BIEHL AA.F.S.115Boy1s State 115 French Club 115 Honor Society 11.125 Key Club 115125 S Club 10.115125 Senate 115 Track 10.115 Senior Ball Chairman5 Class President 12. VALERIE BINA A F.H.A.125G.A.A.105115 Oflice W'orker115125 Pep Club 105115 Scarlet S 1 1. STEVE BLOOMFIELD A Band 10511,125 Baseball 10. KATHY BOLENDER A A.F.S. 115125 G.A.A. 10, Vice President5 Girlsl State 115 Girls, Club Executive Board 115125 Honor Society 11,125 Pep Club 10511,125 Scarlet S 115 Senate 12. KAY BOLLING A A.F.S. 125 Dramatics 125 Honor Society 11,125 Latin Club 105 Sec- retary 11. President 125 Pep Club 105115 125 School Play 105115 .Tennis fX1anager 10,115 Thespians 11512. SANDY BOLLINGER A Band 10, Band Council 115125 Choir 105115125 G,A.A. 105 German Club 11,125 Talent Show Wfinner 12. BILI.IE BOOTH A Choir 105115125 G.A.A. 105 Swing Choir 11512. ,fm BORST A Band crotmai 10511,125 Foot- ball 105115125 S Club 105115125 W'restling 11.125 1LMost Improved W'restler 11. CAROLYN BREWER A Ofhce Wlorker 125 Senate 11. DOUG CAESAR A Baseball 105125 Football 105 W'restling 11. NANCY CALKINS A Assemblies Committee 105 G.A.A. 105 Pep Club 105125 School Play 10,125 Thespians 12. JANE CANIERON A I.ibrary Club 11512. STEVE CAMPEAU A Track Manager 10. CATHY CARDINAL A A.F.S. 125 Band 10, 11,125O11ice Worker 125 Pep Club 105115 12. JOHN COLE A Choir 10511512. BOB CAREY A German Club 10. NIIKE CARPER A Football 105115125 French Club 115 Madrigals 105115125 School Play 115 S Club 105115125 Swing Choir 10,115 125 Class President 115 Boys' Club Vice President 12. CHERYL CHAMBERS A Band 105115125 G.A.A. 10511,125 Honor Society 11,125 Latin Club 10.115125 Pep Club 115125 Scarlet S 1 15 Secretary-Treasurer 12. MIKE CLARY A Basketball 115 Wfrestling 10512. CHIEF CLAYTON A Basketball 105115125 Football 105115125 German Club 105115 125 Highclimber Stall 125 Key Club Exe- cutive Board 115125 Oilice Wvorker 11,125 School Play 105 S Club 105115 Secretary 125 Senate 125 Track 105115125 Boysf Club Executive Board 125 Football Captain 125 King Pep 12. BOB CLEVELAND A Baseball 105115125 Rifle Club 10.11512. JAY COOK A Golf 10,11,12. COLEEN COREY A F.H.A. President 125 Otfhce Worker 125 Pep Club 12. RICK CORREA A A.F.S. 115 Basketball 105 Boys' State 1 15 German Club 1 15 Presi- dent 125 Golf 105115125 Honor Society 115 125 Key Club 125 President 115 Latin Club 11.12. President 105 I.ibrary Club 115 Saghalie Stall 105115 School Play 10.115 S Club 11.125 Science Club 11.12. BETTE COYVAN A A.F.S. 115 Co-leader 125 Dramatics 125 G.A.A. 105115 German Club 105 Girls' State 115 Girls? Club Exe- cutive Board 125 Honor Society 11,125 Pep Club 105115 President 125 Saghalie Co- editor 125 Scarlet S 115 Senior Ball Queen5 Tolo Chairman 11. STAN COWLES A Assemblies Committee 125 Track 10. LAVVRIE CRAIG A Choir. RICHARD CREASEY A German Club 11. BETTY CROSSAN A Library Club 125 O1IiceW'orker 10. BETH CRUMB A A.F.S. 125 G.A.A. 10.11. 125 German Club 1051 15 Honor Society 1-1. Secretary 125 Ofhce Wlorker 125 Pep Club 10,1 15125 Scarlet S 1 15 Senate 1 15 Class Secretary 12. RALPH DAMMANN A A.F.S. 125 Baseball 105115 Football 125 Pep Club 115125 Rifle Club 10. LARRY DICK A Track 105115 Highclimber StafI12. JILL DICKINSON A Choir 125 G.A.A. 115 Pep Club5 Senate 125 Showboat 12. LYNDA DILLON A Choir 125 German Club 115 N1adrigals 125 Pep Club 105 School Play 105 Showboat 125 Swing Choir 11512. ROLLIE DUCKHAM A Band 105115 Student Director 125 Basketball 105115 Football 105115125 S Club 125 Senate 125 Track 105 11,125Junior Prom King. PAUL DYER A German Club 115125 Science Club 10. TOM EASTGARD A A.F.S. 125 Football J.V. 115 German Club 115 Honor Society 115125 Key Club 115125 Pep Club 115 Pro- Jjectionists 115 Rifle Club 115 School Play 11,125 Thespians 12. NIAROLYN ELLISON A Choir5 Showboat 12. RON ELSON A .Athletic Award5 W'restling Award 10512. YVANDA ENIER A Oflice Wforker 125 School Play 12. noNNA 1-3v'.-1Ns A Band-Ensembie 10,115 125 Choir 115125 Library Club 105115125 Oflice W'orker 11,125 Showboat 12. CHRIS FELLSTRON1 A Choir5 Dramatics5 G.A.A.5 Pep Club 10511,125 Scarlet S 11. TARI LU FITCHITT A Choir 105115125 Dramatics5 French 105115125 Library Club 115N1adrigals 105115125 Showboat 12. CONNIE FROCHLICH A Oflice W7orker12. JULIE FULLER A Choir Ensembles5 Swing Choir 12. ROSANNE GAIN A G.A.A.5 German Club 115 Vice President 125 Girls? Club Execu- tive Board 125 Library Club 115 Aiadri- gals5 Pep Club 105115125 Swing Choir 115 12. 134 BOB GRAHAINI A Honor Society 115125 Saghalie Sta1I11512. DIANE GREGORY A Office VVorker 11,125 School Play 10, RITA CRIMES A French Club 125 Latin Club 10,115 Pep Club 10511,12, SANDI GRIQVER A A.F.S. 105125 Assem- blies Committee 115125 Band Council 10, 125 Girls' Club Secretary 105 Vice Presi- dent 1 15 Executive Board 125 Honor Socie- ty 115125 Latin Club 11,125 Office W'orker 125 Pep Club 115125 Tennis 10. DAVE GUNTER A Football 105115125 S Club 105115125 Track 10511.125 W'restling 10511.12 JEANNETTE GUNTER A Choir 115 G.A.A. 10511. NORILEE HOCKMAN A Choir 125 Dra- matics12. BECKY HALL A Choir 125 Showboat 12, DOUG HALVORSON A A.F.S. 115 Key Club 12, CHERYL HANSEN A Dramatics 125 School Play 125 Thespians 12. MIKE HAYS A Baseball 10511,125 Basketball 115125 French Club '115125 Highclimber Sta1I115125 Honor Society 125 Quill St Scroll 125 S Club 11512. ERV HERREL A Baseball 115 S Club 11512. W'ALLY HICKS A Baseball 10,115 Football 10,115 Rifle Club 125 Progjectionists 1 15 Wrestling Manager 10,115 MARGIE HLIBOKI A Band 105115125OF1ice WIorker 125 Saghalie StafI12, NORNI HUISINGH A Proiectionists 10. BECKY JACKSON A French Club Vice Pres- ident 115 President 125 Madrigals 125 Of1iceW7orker 12. CARLJAGNOW' A German Club 115 Treas- urer 125 N1adrigals5 Swing Choir. LINDAJARVIS A Pep Club 10. SHERRY JEFFERY A G.A.A. 105 Ofhce Worker 10,115125 Pep Club 105115 Pep StalI105 Saghalie 105 School Play 125 Sen- ate 115 Tennis 105115 Girls' Club Repre- sentative 105 Class Vice President 12, DONNA JOHNSON A Dramatics5 School Play 12. ERICA JOHNSON A G.A.A, 105115 Girls' Club Executive Board 125 Highclimber Staff 125 Library Club 115 Office Worker 105125 Pep Club 105115 Rifie Club 105 Saghalie 105 Senate 115 Tennis 10511. SHERYL JOHNSON A Choir5 G.A,A. 10, 115 Oflice Worker 125 Pep Club 105115 Tennis 10. B1LL51oNEs A RiHe c1t1b10,11,12. CANDI 51osL1N A office worker 12. TERRYJOSLIN A Choir 10511. SUE LaMARSH A Dramatics 125 G.A.A. 115 125 Pep Club 115125 Swing Choir 10512. ROD LeGARD A Band 10511512. SHAYNE LARSON A A.F.S.5 A.S,B, Secre- tary5 Choir 10,11,125 Forest Festival Queeng German Club 125 Honor Society 115125 Girls, Club Executive Board 115 Oflice Worker 115125 Senate 12. GLEN LATHAN1 A Rifle Club5 Track 11. TERRY LAUBER A Ofhce Wlorker 125 Pro- 5jectionist125 Rifle Club 12. BOB LEE A Band 105 Football 105115125 French Club 125 S Club 12. DALE LENIAN A Football lN1anager 10511, 125 German Club 125 Key Club 125 S Club 115 Tennis 125 Track 10. GREG LINDER A Rifle Club 115125 Talent Show VVinner 12. NIARK LONN A Baseball 115 Basketball 115 Football 105115125 S Club 12. DICK LOOK A Football 125 Rifle Club 125 S Club 12. STEVE LOONEY A A,S,B. Vice President 125 Basketball 115125 Cross Country 125 Football 125 German Club 115125 Honor Society 115125 Key Club 1 1,125 Science C1ub5 S Club5 Senate 11,125 Tennis 115125 Twinlow Leadership Conference. CATHY LUHM - Honor Society 11,125 Lat- in Club 10,11,125 Pep Club 10,11,125 Senate 125 Tennis 10.11,12. BYRON MCCLANAHAN A Tennis 11. MERLE McKENZIE - Choir 12. LINDA McMAHAND - Choir 12. ROBIN INIALONEY - German Club 11,125 Girls' Club Executive Board5 Library Club 11,125 Pep Club 12. RICK MARSHALL - Basketball 115 Foot- ball 10,11,125 S Club 11, S Club Vice President 125 Track 10,11,12. TOM MARSHALL - Baseball 10,11,125 Basketball 115 Football 11, Football Inspi- rational Award 125 Highclimber Staff 11, 125 Oflice Worker 12. TERRI MATSON - Choir 125 G.A.A. 10,11, 125 Scarlet S 11,125 Showboat 12. CHERYL MEEKS - Choir Ensembles 115 F.H.A. 125 Highclimber Staff 105 Junior Prom Queen 115 Library Club 115 Pep Club i0,11. PATTY MELL - Assemblies Committee 115 G.A.A. Secretary 10,11, President 125 Class Secretary 115 Latin Club 10,11,125 Library Club 105 Pep Club 11,125 Sagha- lie Co-eclitor125 Scarlet S 11,12. DAVID MENDENHALL - Boys' Club Sec- retary 115 Football 11,125 Honor Society 11,125 Key Club 11,125 Latin Club 11,125 S Club 11, President 125 Track 11. ROBERT MILLER - A.F.S. 125 Baseball Manager 105 Honor Society 11, Vice Pres- ident 125 Key Club 11,125 Latin Club 10, 11,125 Rifle Club 105 Science Club Secre- tary-Treasurer 115 Tennis 1 1,12. MARILYN MOE - A.F.S. 125 Honor Society 11,125 PepClub10,11,12. EVELYN NIOORE - Office Worker 115 Saghalie StafI11. JOANNE MORROW - Library Club 125 Saghalie Staff 12. JANET NELSON - Saghalie Staff 10, Adver- tising Editor 11. CATHY NETH A A.F.S.125G.A.A.105 German Club 125 Pep Club 12. DON NOLL - Golf 115 S Club 10,11,125 Wrestling 10,11,12. NORMA OBREMSKI - G.A.A. 105 High- climber Staff 105 Ofhce Worker 125 Pep Club 105 Rifle Club 12. JIM OLSON - Basketball 115 Golf 10,115 Highclimber StafI11, Editor 125 Oliice Worker 125 Rilde Club 10. ROY OVIST - German Club 105 Rifle Club 10,11. CHUCK PADGETT - Baseball 125 Track 105 Wrestling 10511. ART PAGEL - German Club 11,125 Honor Society 11,125 Key Club 125 Rifle Club 115 S Club 11,125 Senate 12. DENNIS PARTLOW - Highclimber Staff 10. SKIP PURVIS - Basketball 10,115 Football 10,11,125 S Club 10,11,125 Track 10,11, 12. KAREN RAMSFIELD - Pep Club 10,11,125 Saghalie StafT12. CINDI REMSBURG - Choir 115 G.A.A. 105 Girls' Club Executive Board 125 OH'ice Worker 10,11,125 Pep Club 10,115 Swing Choir 10,11. JANIS ROSE W Choir 10,11. BETTYE RUFFIN - Choir 11,125 Office Worker 12. JACK RUMPFF - German Club, Golf Club, VERDELL RYE - A.F.S. 125 Pep Club 11, 125 Saghalie Staff 125 Homecoming Dance Chairman 125 T. B. Drive Co-Chairman 12. CHERYL SCHNITZER - G.A.A.5 Madri- gals125 Pep Club 105 Swing Choir 11,12. BONNIE SCHUFFENHAUER - Oflice Worker 125 Pep Club 105 Forest Festival Princess. CHERYL SCOTT - Dramatics125 Latin Club 10,11,125 Pep Club 105 School Play 12. BOB SELBY - Rifle Club 10,11. MILLIE SELVIDGE - Highclimber Staff 11. TERRY SHRUM - Dramatics 125 Girls' Club Executive Board 125 Library Club 10,11,125 School Play 10,115 Thespians 10,11,125 Tolo Chairman 12. JOE SIMPSON W Cross Country 125 Key Club 125 Rifle Club 115 S Club 12, MARV SIMPSON - Band 10,11,12. CULLEN SMITH - Dramatics 125 Saghalie Layout Editor 12. KAREN SMITH Y A.F.S.115Dramatics5 Office Worker 11,125 German Club 10,115 G.A.A.5 Pep Club 10,11,12. JOHN SNYDER - Band 10,11,125 Honor Society 11,125 Latin Club Secretary- Treasurer 10,11,125 VVrestling 10. LES SNYDER Y Band 10,11,125 Assemblies Committee 11,125 Saghalie Staff 115 School Play 11,125 Thespians 11, Vice President 125 Science Club 12. NANCY SPILSETH - Band 10,11,125 School Play 125 Oflice Worker 12. STEVE STEINBERG - Band 10,11, Band Council 125 Baseball 105 Cross Country 125 Honor Society 11,125 Latin Club 105 S Club 11,125 Wrestling 11,12. CINDI STENTZ - Assemblies Committee 125 Choir, Forest Festival Princess, Pep Club 10,115 Showboat 12. LINDA STEVENS - French Club, Treasurer 115 Honor Society 125 Library Club Secre- tary-Treasurer 125 Saghalie StafT11,12. RAND STEVENS - Choir 125 Golf 10,11,125 Highclimber 125 Latin Club 10,115 RiHe Club 10,11,125 School Play 105 Showboat 12. JIM STEWART - Baseball 105 German Club 125 Honor Society 125 Swing Choir 125 Senate 11, Showboat 125 Tennis 11,12. LINDA STRICKLAND - Choir5 G.A.A. 105 Girlls Club Executive 125 Latin Club 105 Pep Club 10,115 Pep Staff 105 Showboat 12. SYLVIA SUND - A.F.S. 11,125 Dramatics 125 Homecoming Queen5 Honor Society 11,125 Pep Club 10,11,125 Pep Staff Con- ference 105 Pep Staff11,125 Saghalie Copy Editor 125 Scarlet S 11, LAURA SWANTAK - Choir 11. JOE SWEITZER i Choir5 German Club 10, 11. ELAINE SWETT - Madrigals10,11,125 Swing Choir 11,12. TAMMY TREMBREULL - A.F.S. 125 Band 10,115 Band Drum Majorette125 G.A.A. 10,115 Girlls Club Executive Board 10,125 Gir1's State 115 Honor Socie- ty 11,125 Latin Club 11,125 Pep Club 10, 11,125 Scarlet S. SHERRY TINGLEY - Choir 10,11,12. 135 ART TOZIER - Football 10,11,125 Office Worker 11,125 School Play 115 S Club 125 Paul Bunyan. LINDA TRATNICK - F.H.A. 125 G.A.A. 10,11,125 German Club 11,125 Rifle Club 10,11, Secretary 125 Scarlet S 1 1,12. DIANE TURNER - A.F.S. 125 Choir 125 Madrigals 125 Office Worker 125 Pep Club 10,11,125 Pep StafI11,125 Pep Staff Con- ference 10, PAT TURNER - Dramatics 125 Ofbce Worker 125 School Play 12. GLENN VANBLARICOM - A,F,S. 11,125 A.S.B. Treasurer Band Council 10,115 Boy's State 115 Cross Country 11,125 Dramatics 125 Honor Society 11,125 Key Club 11, President 125 Oflfice Worker 11, 125 Pep Club 125 School Play 10,11,125 Science Club President 115 Delegate to Junior Sciences and Humanities Sympo- sium 115 S Club 11,125 Senate 11,125 Thespians 10,11,125 Actor ofthe year 115 Track 10,11,125 National Nlerit Scholar- ship Finalist. SUE VALLEY - Choir 10,115 Homecoming Princessg Honor Society 11,125 Latin Club 11,125 Pep Club 10,1 l,12. TOM VILLINES - A.F.S. 10,11, Co-chair- man 125 A.S.B. President 125 A.S.B. Vice- President 11, A.S.B. Class Oflicer 105 Dramatics 11,125 Football 105 Key Club 11,125 Ofhce Worker 10,11,125 Pep Club 115 Showboat 125 Senate 11,125 Senior Ball King 125 Thespians 11,125 Twinlow Representative Conference 1 1. NIARY WALNISLEY - A.F.S. 125 French Club 115 Girl's Club Executive Board 125 Honor Society 11,125 Pep Club 10,11,12. SANDEE WEDDLE - F.H.A. 125Off1ce Worker 125 Pep Club 10,11,125 Saghalie Stafl12. CHERIE WHINERY - Band 11,125 Choir 10,11,125 Madrigals 10,115 Swing Choir 10,11. DAVE WILLIAMS - Baseball 105 Football 10,115 Highclimber Staff 115 Rifde Club 10. GEORGE WILLIAMS - Football 125 Mr. Irresestible 125 S Club 125 Wrestling In- spirational Award 12. NANCY WYATT - French Club 115 Pep Club 10,11,12. LORA WOOLDRIGE - G.A.A. 10,11,125 Office Worker 125 Scarlet S 11, President 12, LEOLA WORKMAN - Choir. PAULA WOOD - Library Club 10, Vice- President 11,125 Pep Club 115 Science Club 12. CARMA WOKOJANCE - A.F.S. 125 G.A.A. 105 Highclimber StafI105 Saghalie StafI11. RUTH WINGERT - Band 105 French Club 11,125 Library Club 11, President 125 Saghalie StafT12. BRUCE WILSON A A.F.S. Exchange Stu- dent 115 A.F.S. 125 Basketball 10,11,125 Cross Country 115 French Club 115 Honor Society 11,125 Key Club 125 Latin Club 10,11,125 School Play 10,11,125 Science 115Thespians10,11,12. Congratulations to Class of '67 HOODSPORT GARAGE ,tk ., 24 l-lour Towing Service ,E-:: :e:.'-7-Q ,Q General Repair and Union 76 Service mf- BRITE STAR REALTY BT. 1, BOX 135 8775351 HooosPoRr,vvAsHiNotoN 98548 On Scenic Hood Canal MING TREE CAFE Chinese and Amer ican Dishes 423 Railroad Ave. Congratulations to the Class of '67 GRAYSTON E OF SHELTON Congratulations to the Class of '67 TIMBER BOWL Bowling Lanes and Pool Tables The Family that Pl Stays Toge avs Together ther BANNER 81 BURNETT Chevron Service Better Car Care 1st. and Franklin 426-3062 INDEX Seniors Adams. Tom 27,77 Anderson, Skip 27,61 Anderson, Wendy 27 Arkin, Tami 27,53 Armstrong, Dave 27 Armstrong, Don 15,27,77 Armstrong, Gerry27,111 Arrnstrongulon 15,27,52,61,107 Bacten, Harry 27 Barber, Geary 27,59 Batstonc. Carolyn 27,52,63 Baxter, Linda 27 Bayley, Dave 28,51,53,57,61,73, 115 Bertuzzi, Susy 10,28,57 Biehl.,Iim 26,28,51,57 Bina, Valerie 28 Bloomfield, Steve 28 Boardmanmlohn 15,28.53, Bolender, Kathy 28.51,57 Bolling, Kay 28,57 Bollinger, Sandy 28 Booth, Billie 28 Borst,,lim15,28.61 Brewer, Carolyn 28,53 Brooksulim 29 Buckley. Terry 29 Caesar, Doug 29 57,111 Calkins, Nancy 29,63 Cameron, ,lane 29,53 Campbell, David 29 Campeau, Steve 29 Cardinal, Cathy 29,53 Carey, Bob 29,114 Carper,Mike15,29,52,l11 Chambers, Cheryl 29,57,60,61 Charricr, Larry 29 Clary, fklike 30,77 Clayton, Chief 15,30,51,52,53,61 73,111 Cleveland, Bob 30,60 Colemlohn 30,115 Cookhlay 30 Corey, Coleen 30,53 Correa, Rick 30,51,53,57,59,61, 63,114 Cowan, Bette 30,51,57 Cowles, Stan 30,53 Craig, Lawrie 30 Creascy, Dick 30 Cronquist, Lance 30 Crossan, Betty 31 Crumb, Beth 26,31,53,57,60 Dammann, Ralph 31 ,57 Daugherty, Carter 31 David, Dan 31 de Miguel, Mariano 11,31 Dick, Larry 31 Dickinsonmlill 31,51 Dillon, Lynda 31 Duckham,Rollie15,31,61,111 Dyer, Paul 31,57 Eastgard. Tom 32,53,57 Ellison, Carolyn 32 B 81 R OIL COMPANY EVER'S TEXACO 76 g . l-lavoline Oilflvlarfac Lube Union . Firestone Tires Light Mechanical Work Stove and Burner Ggnergtgr Servjgg Phone 426-3592 PO Box 296 1stand Franklin 426 2271 DAY OR NIGHT Sl-lELTDN,VVASl-l. RAUSCHER RICHFIELD SERVICE 1725 Olympic l-lighvvay Ph 4264243 SheIton,VVashington 98584 Congratulations to the Class of '67 SH ELTON LAUNDRY CLEANERS SH ELTON COIN-OPERATED LAUNDRY 81 CLEANERS HOODSPORT CAFE Dick 84 Virg i'Try our Fried Oysters Phone 8775264 Hoodsport, Wash. Congratulations to the class of '67 ANGLE AGENCY Dick Angle '47 Insurance Herb Angle '17 Real Estate Travel Insurance is Our Business Duality and Service our Profession GEO. M. GRISDALE CONSTRUCTION CO. Construction, Logging, and General Contracting Shelton, Washington 98584 PO. Box 549 132 Park Street Phone 4268102 ADAIR'S CAFE 1 mile North of Hoodsport Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner Till 8 prn PH. 877-5432 Congratulations Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 from SIMPSON EMPLOYEES' FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Ken Fredson 5th 84 Franklin Manager Compliments of HOOD CANAL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY Hoodsport Jim Shumate Union Wes Johnson Dick De Mille CERTIFIED MANUFACTURING Sanderson Field Phone: 206-2426050 CUSTOM MADE Shades 1 Rods Kay 3 QTQPEZLEQ Carpeting Free Estimates 129 Railroad Avenue Kay Gott Shelton, Wash. Phone 426-6207 RONNIE'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY Haircuts, Permanents, Waves, and Styling. Ronnie and Edward White 1713 Laurel Street Shelton, Washington 98584 NITA'S KOFFEE SHOP Best Wishes to the Class of '67 Ellison, Marolyn 32 Emer, Wanda 32,53 Elson, Ron 32,77 Evans, Donna 32 Fellstrom, Chris 32,115 Fitchitt, Tari Lu 32,57 Franklinhlim 32 Froehlich, Connie 32,53 Fullerhlulie 32 Gain, Rosanne 32,52,59 Graham, Bob 33,57,1l4 Gregory, Diane 33,53 Grimes, Rita 33 Gruver, Sandi 33,52,53,57 Gunter, Dave l5,33,77,111 Gunteruleannette 33 Hall, Becky 33 Halvorsen, Doug 33,533,114 Hansen, Cheryl 33 Harding, Vern 33 Hays, Mike 33,61,73,107 Hedgers, Connie 33 Herrell, Ervin 34 Hicks, Wally 34 Hinchcliff, Linda 34 Hliboki, Kiargy 34,53 Hobart, Lorne 34 Hockman, Nora Lee 34 Huey, Selby 34 Huisingh, Norman 34 Irwin, Rod 34 Jackson, Becky 34,59 jagnow, Carl 34,59 Jarvis, Linda 34 Jeffery, Sherry 26,35,58 johnson, Donna 35 Congratulatrons Class of 67' Horne Owned BINGERIS No'2 SHELTDN,WASHINGTCIN Eve Hanson 84 Roy Bolduc Mo qamilq Shao 426-2242 421 So. 1st, Street A 321 Railroad Ave, 4266515 LILLIWAUP MOTEL Exclusive Dealer For Keep Sake Dlamonds 87715380 BECKWITH'S JEWELRY AND GIFTS Good Luck to the Class of '67 502 West Eranklun 4266283 Congratulations to the class ot '67 RITNERS BROILER 1st8t Railroad 4264243 Congratulatrons Class of '67 from your ATHLETIC EOUlPlVlENT SUPPLIER VERLE'S SPORTING GOODS 200 Olymprc Hwy. South forthe hnest rn Portrart Photographs ZIEGLER'S STUDIO 84 CAMERA SHOP Your Headquarters for Photographlc Equrprnent and Supplies CAlVlERASfErlm-Accessories 124 North Second Street Shelton, Washrngton ROCKY HEMBROFF INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance Rocky Hembroff 506 VV. Franklrn Phone 4268357 Sp d by THE PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE CF SHELTON Australian Coral Reef-Aquarium-Museum Rare Seashells our Specialty THE DRIFTWOOD SHOP Hoodsport, Washington 1lV1i. North on US. 101 Unique Gifts Seashells Visit Neptune's Garden Ed 81 Marjorie Furlong 12061877-5421 Congratulations to the Class of '67 JARVIS OIL COMPANY l-loodsport 877-5276 Iohnson. Erica 35 Iohnson, Les 35 Iohnson, Sheryl 35,53 jones, Bill 35,60 jones. Rita 35 Ioslin, Candi 35,53 Ioslin, Terry 35 Kidd, Duane 35 Krise. Darrell 35 Lahlzirsh, Sue 36 LaPlant, Lynne 36 LaRose, Mike 36 Larson, Shayne 36,50,51,53,57, 122 Latham, Glen 36 Lauber, Terry 36 Lee, Bob 15,36 Leman,lJale19,36,57,59,115 Linder, Greg 36,60 Linn, Dick 36 Lonn, Marc' 15,36,61 Look, Dick 15.37,60,6l,107 Looney. Steve 24,37.50,51,53,57, 61.73,1 15 Luhm,Cathy37,5l,57.115 MeClanal'tan, Byron 37 McComb, Rick 22.37,53,61.114 Mrfiee, Leslie 37 Maloney, Robin 37,53 Marshall,Ric'k15,37,61,1ll Marshall, Tom 15,37,61,107 Matson, Terri 37.60,61 Meeks, Cheryl 37,53 Mell, Patty 37,59,60 Mendenhall, Bill 17,38,51,53,57 Mendenhall, Dave 17,38,61 Miller, Bob 38,53,57,59,115 Moe, Marilyn 38,57 Moore, Eve 38 Morrowuloanne 38.53 Xlurr. Bruce 38 Nelsonjanet 38 Neth, Cathy 38.57,59 Noll. Don 38.77 Northness. Barry 38 Obremski, Norma 38.53 Olson.jim 39 Ovist, Roy 39 Padgett, Charlie 39,107 Pagel, Art 39,51,53,57,59 Partlow, Dennis 39 Petersonhlim 39 Purvis, Skip 17,39,111 Ramsfield, Karen 39 Remsberg, Cindi 39 Rogershlohn 39 Rosehlanis 39 Rose, Nlartba 39 Rowland, Steve 40,57 Ruffin, Bcttye 4O,53,57 RumpfT,.Iack 40.114 Rye, Verdell 40 Saeger. Bruce 40 Schnitzer. Cheryl 40 Schuffenhauer, Bonnie 40, Scott. Cheryl 140,59 Selby, Bob 40 Selvidge, Niillie 40 Sergeant, Mike 40 Shrum, Terry 40,53,61 Sigo, Becky 41 53,12 Simpson,Joe 24,41,53,61,1l1 Smith, Cullen 41 Smith, Karen 41,53 Snyderulohn 41.57 Snyder, Les 41,53,59,63 Spilseth, Nancy 41,53 Staudt, Ken 41 Congratulations to the Class of '67 KEN WOLDEN'S CHEVRON SERVICE Cascade and Olympic Hwy, 426-4220 Congratulations to the Class of '67 EVERGREEN FLORIST Flowers For All Occasions Congratulations to the Class of '67 B 81 R SALES SHELTON 329 Railroad Ave. SHELTON, WASH. 98584 PHONE 426-8665 LIGHTHOUSE MOTEL H EATED-SALT-WATER POO L Perfect honeymoon setting Hoodsport 877-5481 UPPIE'S HOOD CANAL MARINA Pl-IONE I-IAFIBISON 6-BI I8 CLINTON'S BIKE SHOP representing Evinrude SCHWINN BIKES f LAWN MOWEBS Boats and Motors VESPA SCOOTEBS - KEYS Mason County fSNOW SKIES- RD, CLINTON 223 COTA OWNER SHELTON, WASI-I. Compliments of ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY I JSPORT LUIVIBER COMPANY MAMlE'SJAVA HAUS Complete Builders' Service GOOU LUCI4 I0 CI355 OI H67., PAINT - HABDWAFID - PLUMBING f WIRING Telephgne 8775272 Good food, nornernade ores, Breakfast luncnfDinner Hoodsport, Wash. SLOANE INSURANCE AGENCY RobertA Sloane William B. Sloane I IO Cota Snelton, Washington Slcinlucrg. Steve 24.4 I ,57,fr I ,77 Stentz, Cindy 44.53,57,I23 Stcvens, I.inrIa 4 I .53 Stcx cns, Rand 4I Stewart,llim 42,57.59, I I5 Storniu, Dan 42 Stratford, llurly 95 Strickland. I,incla 42 Suncl, Sylvia I2.22,42,57 Swantak. Laura 42 Sweitzcr,lloe 42 Swett. Elaine 42 Sylcora. Shirley 42 'I'c'mI1rc-ull. Tarnra 42.51.5759 lingley. Sheri 42 Tozicr, Art I7,42,I22 'I'ratnick. Linda 42.59.6II,6I Trotzcr, Ruth Ann 43.57.59 Turner. Diane 12.43.52 Iurncr. Pat 43 'I'wcc'rI, Carol 43 Yan Iilariconi, Glenn 24,43.5II,5l 53.57,6I,63, I I I Vallcy, Susan 22,43,57,59 Villincs, Tom 22,43,5IJ.5 I ,53,57 VVaggoncr. Don 43 INaIrnsIcy, Mary 43,52,57 W'att..l:it'k 43 NVccIcIle. Sanrly 43.53 W'hinf'ry, Cherie 44 W'iIliams, David 44 Williams. George I7,44,6I.77 Wilson, Bruce 44,53,57,59.63.99 IN'iIson, Larry 44 Wingcrt. Ruth 44.53.59 Wokolant-v, Carma 44 NYGUII. Paula 44.53 Woolclriflge. Lora 44.53.6IJ,6I NYyatt, Nancy 44 EELS 81 VALLEY APPLIANCE CENTER Congratulations to the Class of '67 MONTGOMERY WARD SALES AGENCY 220 North First Street 426-2691 Where you get the Best Deal, By George. BUECHEL'S ECONOMY FOOD MART GARAGE 81 PIONEER CHAIN SAWS The Lowest Everyday - - l s and service Prices in Mason County Sa 9 Union, Washington HEINIE'S BROILER C 81 LTIIVIE SERVICE Evergreen Square Steaks-Seafoods-Salads 401 So, First PH. 426-2522 We bake our own pies and cakes Shelton, Washington Open 6 am to 8 prn closed Sunday Charlie 84 Lloyd Congratulations to the Class of '67 CHms'5lCE CREAM ANNE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 23 Flavors 126 No. 2nd 426-3163 306 Birch Street Congratulations to the Class of 1967 Phone 426-6213 AUTOGRAPHS For Pleasant Memories RAYQNIER Olympic Research Division, Shelton, Washington Hearty Congratulations and Best Vllisnes Class of 67 Congratulations to the Class of '67 from KNIAS 1280 ON YOUR DIAL Juniors Ahlquist. Sonia 811 Al1en.E1don 15,61.73,811.1117 Anderson. Bill 15,19.61.811.111 Anderson. Larry 811 Anderson, Ricky Arkin, Debbie 811 .-Xyey. Gene 19,53,811,111 Bailey. Roy 811 Banister. Debbie 811 Barnetrlloan 57.59.611.811 Barrington. Linrla 12,811,115 Barrom. Linfla 57.511.611.811.115 Baskin, Klayton 811 Baze, Herb Bearclen. Don 51.53.57,59,61,63. 81 Beauchinc, ,loyce 81 Berg, Norm 81 Beseh. Chris 81 Blacker, Rick 81 Bond. Steve 81 Bodle. Karen 57.59.81 Borek. Karen 52811.81 Bralleyxyjim Brenn. Nancy 53.81 Brewer. Frer18I Brooks..Iurlson 81 Brown. Barb 611,81 Brown, Paula 59.81 Buckley, Marlene 81 Bunnell, Mike 611.81 Burnet1..1im 81 Busaek, Cary 81 Byrd, Dave 31.531.81.114 Byrd. Dean 81 Carnp.N1ike 81 Carpenter. Sherry 611.81 Cheney. Connie 53.81 Cheney, Curt 61.81 Clark, Carol 81 Clark, Dave 81 Cochran, Ron 81 Col1ey, Dave 81 Cole.41o.Xnn 81 Cole. loni 61161.81 fl11Hl1JS.l2i'IH115 8'1 Connolly. .-Xnne 53.5 .59.63.8l 1 15 Cottrell. Doug 81 Cowan. Cheryl 81 Crabtree. Brigitte 59.81 Creascy, Linda 82 Creekpaurn. Richard 82 Cruicksliank, Linda 82 Dale. Kathy 53.82.1 15 Debban,41uc1y57,82,115 Demmon, loin 82 DeRoche. 811182 Deyettv.-Itizly 59,82 Dillenburg. Ken 82 Dion. Michelle 82 Dittmer. 'l'erry 82 Donaldson.-Ian 57.61.73.82.1117 Dorcy. Lane I9.53,61.73.82.1117 Dowty. Bill 82 Dunn, N11-182 Erlmiston, Darlene 82 Edson, Bruce 57.82 Einarsson, Nancy 82 l'1llison,.Iuanita 82 livarirleig Daye 82 Fxans. Don Byers. .Xlberta 82 l'iwing.N1ark 82 Best Wishes to the Class o1'67 SH ELTON TITLE COMPANY WATER WHEEL GROCERY General Merchandise Gas-Oil Groceries Union 898-2341 MILLO'S DINER Broasted Chicken Sea Foods On Hood Canal, Near Potlatch Hwy. 101, Opposite Power House Phone Hoodsport 8779788 SHAUB-ELLISON COMPANY Goodyear TiresfBatteries Tires Nevv, Used and Flecapped Wheels Aligned and Wheels Balanced Complete Car Service 426-3333 EACRETT LUMB ER CO. Ann and like Eacrett Building Materials Pittsburgh Paints 1332 Olympic Hvvy. South 4264622 WESTERN PARTS 81 MACHINE CO. Good Luckto All of You 218 North First Street Shelton, Washington 4126-4481 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 MASON COUNTY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION MASON COUNTY TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY Title Insurance Building Shelton NEIL'S PHARMACY 6th and Franklin Phone 426-3327 Cosmetics for teens Congratulations Class of '67 BATSTONE FUNERAL HOME WAYNE CLARY TRUCKING Congratulations to the Class of '67 Looking tor. .. A Snack? A Picnic? A Family lVleal? THE HUT Shelton's Favorite Drive-ln Olympic Hiway So. at Arcadia NATIONAL BANK OF MASON COUNTY MASON COUNTY'S HOME OWNED BANK 107 South Fourth St MEMBER FDIC. VAN DERWALS GARAGE Gates Tires - Wheel Balancing Tune-Up A Wheel Aligning Windshields f Body 84 Fender Work 321 S. 2nd 426-8208 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the class of 67' A. ROY DUNN Insurance - Real Estate 126 Railroad Avenue 426-4447 Fitzthum. .Klan 82 Flint. Chris 57.59.6ll,61.82 Franklin. Karen 59.82 Frederiekson, Gary 82,1 15 Frederiekson, Gregg 82.1 15 Frederiekson, Karen 82 I redson,.IefT 82 Fuller. Lorrie 82 Gay, Steve 82 Godwin. Lawrie 60,6183 Good, Dan 82 Gregory, Margie 83 Gross. Alberta 83 Gustafson. Galvin 83 Hall. Vicki 83 Hamlin, 'l'rat'y 57.59,83 Haney, Mary 83 Hartwell. Terry 77,871,107 Hays.lIan 83 Head, Ginger 57.83 Heinis,.jefli83 HernbrorT.8ue12.83.115 Henry, Sue 83 Hiekson, Mike 83 Hickson, Sheila 83 HiIl..Ierri 53.83 Hoit. Gharles 83 Holtorf. Veta 51.53.83 Hornan. Debbie 63.83 Hoosier. Diana 57.83 Hopkins. Mike 73.83 Howe. Ron 24.73.83.11l Hubbard. Barb 83 Isbell. DeW'ayne 83 Iarkson, Keith 57.83 Iaryis. Wendy 83 Iohnson. Don 83 Iohnson. Nancy 53.83 iIOIlHSOfl, Robert 83 Iubb.Neal24,57.83.11l KcIley..IurIy 83 Keyzers. Bill 83 KcyM'rs..Ioaii 83 Koi-h.vIolin I5,84,I I4 KI'l'Q,Kl'I'.S2lI'llIl37.3O.fJII.1l latliissonicrc. Leslee 52,84 Lalfontl, Dixie 8-I Iivister, Melissa l.eonard. loin 84 Iiondahl, Kris 84 Longulurly 84 Lord, Gonnie 84 Imygrcn, Phillip 84 Lund. Ilarlent- 84 I.ynt'Ii, Kathy 84 N141 Ialluni, Rey 84 N14-Ilowt-Il, Nlike 17,73,81 I I4 NIc'Ne1I, Pat 51.57.5984 115 Nlatkey, Karol 52.57.84 Magelssen. W'alt 84 Nlagnett. Georgie 6li,61.84 Nlalloy. loin 15.61 .8-1. Ill Maloney, I'at 19.84.111 Nlann. Karel 59.84 Nlaranyille. Ili-lil1ic52.5' 611 84 Mattson. Ilale 84 Xlayte. Yirginia 84 Xlikkelsen. Sharlene 59.84 Xliljotir. Alike Nlills. Steyn' 24.84.11 I X1iIteiiIivrqt'r. Gary 17 51 5 59.61 .8-1.1 11 Xloore. Kon 85 Nloran. Ilundet- 53.8-I Xlorqus. Geariet't'e 51.59 85 Xlyers. Ben 84 Nlyers. Ilebbic 85 Xlault. Gary 85 Nelson. Lynn 57.59.85 Nelson. Peggy 5357.59.85 I FORESTS AN D YOUR FUTURE Our managed forests in the Shelton Cooperative Sustained Yield Unit have proven their ability to fill a var- iety of needs in our modern society 3 and do it forever. This is your guarantee of a secure future. Simpson forests in this area furnish jobs for the local economy, taxes for local schools and governments, and products for a growing nation. These same commercial forests also make a vital contribution to our vvater, fish and game resources, and provide outstanding recreation opportunities for thousands of persons. The economic and recreation uses of our forests are directly related: lt is because people are gainfully employed that they have the means to enjoy forest-related recreation activities, SIMPSON TIMBER COMPANY Shelton lVlcCleary Olympia is ty a fxfsga f i t T 'ETL T it lk get 19' as sf' rr F' 9' B 8tJ MART Congratulationsto the Class of '67 RAUSCHER'S OK TIRE STORES SHELTON, WASHINGTON Ness.C1hris 57.6lJ,61.85 O'Nei1l, Steve 61 ,77,85 Olson. Toni 85 Osborne, ,leanne 57.85.1 15 Parker. Linda 85 Pearson. Brute 19,85 Perry. Bob Perry. Cathy 57.85 Perrine. Linda 85 Phillips. Gary 85 Pierre. Toni 85 Pogreba. Don 85 Puhn.Dax'e17.53.61.85.Ill Quimby. Beth 51.57.59.63. Radclifle. 1Yendi' 59.85 Reed. Donna 85 Renerker. Steve 85 Rhodes. Carolyn 57.59.85 Richardson, Cheri 85 Robb. Pam 57.85.115 Robertson,1Ierry 57,85 Rodgershlim 85 Robinson, Clary 85 Roller. Terry 53,85,1 15 Rose. 13ave61.85,111 Rurlclell..'X1ec'a57,59,85 Russell, Cyndi' 85 R1'L'1iI'l'Iilll..lCI'I'1' 85 Ryeuloan 55.85 Saeger. Bei' 85 Saeger. Paul 85 Sagmiller. Anne 57.85 Savage. Martin 24.85.111 Schroeder. Nora 57.59.85 Serogham. Carol 85 Se1iestad,.li1185 Seymour. Kathy 85 Shafer, Steven 85 Shel'ler,.jenni1er 51.57 85.115 Sheppard. Charles 85 Simmons. Terri 85 Sliva. Mike 86 Smith, Ben 86 Smith, Dick 73,86 Smith, Gail 86 Smith..laek19.53.86,1ll7 Smith. Sherri 53.86 Sparks.-lerry 57.61.77a.8ll.86. 1119 Standley, Kathy 86 Standley. Sue 86.115 Starkey. Mike 86 Starks.1Ian 65.86 Steensen. Greg, 86 Stewart. Terri' 57 Stockwell. Brad 19.86 Stone.4Iim 86 Stone, Kathy 96 Strand. Patti 57.86 Suberauloyee 86 Summers. Don 86 Swansonuloe 86 Swartsel, Mike 86 Swayne. Pam 86 Swayzellean 86 Swayzeulim 2-1,61 .86.l 11 Swindall,AIane 86 Swisher. Mike 52.61 .73.86,lll7 Swope. Allan 86 Sykora. Linda 17.19.86 Tahia.A1lan 57.61.7786 Tekelenburg, Gesina 87 Teo. Wilson 87 Thompson. Chris 77.87 Thompson. Chuck 2461.77.87 Thompson. Nle1va57.59.87 Thornoek, Clark 87 Tibbitts. Robert 87 Tibbitts. Williams 87 In 1 l 5 LSE. - K7 5 it A , 9 , 4, 1 ' SIGN Ol 4th 84 Cota 426f4702 Complete Quality Homefurnishings 0ne item, or a home full of furniture Best of everything to the Graduating Class. We welcome you as our friends and customers. l0ur staff consists oflour Shelton High School Graduatesl DORAN SHELL SERVICE Complete Lubrication - Wrecker Service TiresfBatteries-Accessories 500 Olympic Hwy North Shelton. Washington PHONE 426-4737 Congratulations Class of '67 gg, SUNRISE MOTEL8t RESORT ,Af ' , 6 ' f , J, fr-few f 1 P , Groceries St Boats f Dock H, it gig C fggx Fishing-Hunting 1' On Scenic Hivvay 101 . f 111 'i'l ' 1 af! .m i .... ...W 75 X Bob Si Doris Dunham PH. 877-5301 V 7' l G 7 'Bl' i-ii ,ff ..., Rf. 1, BOX 25 1 l 'fi,3i1i ,N, Qgliiul- ll, , jill Hoodsport, Washington STEWART FOODLINER INC. Featuring our own in store bakery-vvedding cakes, etc. Timpani. NIn1'y87 'I'rotze1'.Kath3'59.87 'l'ylc'2tik.AIohn 57.59.87 K ill X 1tk1 59 Q ey. ' 5 .. Yun Lziz1nen.Yvonne 57.59.87 Yzintlerwnl. Charles 87 Yigcri Chunk 87 Wgiticrs. Sharon Weil. lfrecl l9.6l'l.61.87.lU7 Nfentz. Karen 87 W'estor1,NInrk 17.59.7187 Whziley. Lindley 57,59,87 Miles. Leslie 87 XYilkowski. Sui' 60.61.87 XYillQ1r'cl. Betsy l3.87.l l 5 XYitc'rnl't. Lindgi 87 XN'ootl. llctt' 87 llooclzill. Ken 87 W't'iQht. Clzirriv 53.87 Young. lit' 87 Young. Nlikc 87 Young. Nlyron 87 Younsglunrl. Bonnic 53.598 Zzichry, Dena Zciglcr.C1ziil53,57.87 Congratulations to Class of '67 MELL CHEVROLET CO. lst. and Grove Chevrolet, Oldsmobile and O, K. Used Cars MERV'S TIRE CAP AND CAR CARE CENTER Dayton tires New-UsedfReCaooed Complete Tire and Car Service Complete Brake Service Wheel Aligning AIRPORT GROCERY Good Luck to Class of '67 Your Quality Jewelers Art-Carved Wedding Rings Bulova, Longines. Wittnaur, Hamilton and Elgin Watches Convenient Credit and Terms OLYMPIA H9 Fifth Ave. E. Phone 357-7300 S SHELTON 125 Railroad Ave. Phone 426-6664 Sophomores .-X:iro,llohn 88 .-Xrl1ims.Edwin 73,88.l07 Anderson, Nlerridee 59,88 Andrews, Rita Ausethhloan 88 Austin, Gary l5,l9,73,88 Bacon, Larry 88 Bain, Robin 88 Bailey, Gail 88 Bailey, Ron 88 Baker, Bob 88 Bzikke, Robin 53,88 Bztnister, Vicki 88 Barber, .-Xngelynn 89 B1irnt'tt,Dave 89,111 Barnett, Phil 89 Beatty, Berki 89 Bcerbower. Larry 89 Bennett, Curtis 89 Besch, Carol 89 Bickford, Linda 89 Binzi, Greg 89 Bloomfielrl, Mike 89 Boacl, Bill 89 Bolling, Tom 89 Borekf Keith l9.73,89 Bristol, Rod 89 Brown. Andy 89,1 15 Brown, Glen 89 Brown, Larry Buckley. Chris 89 Burhencl. lm' 73.89.115 Campbell. Bzirbzirti 89 Cardinal, l':it 59 Carlsen, lilliot 39,89,l07, Carlson, Allin 89 Cristo, Sherril 89 Caudill, Pauline 89 Christian. Grrziltline 89 Churchill. R:ic'Ccnt' 89 Clark, Cinrlzi 33.89 Clark. 'Iif-rri 89 Cleveland, Dan 89,107 Clinton. Chris 89 Close. Chris 6l.73.89,l I4 Cole. Bob 89 Cole, Lalluangi 89 Conczi. Steve 89 Cook. Lori 53,89 Cook. Lynn 53,90 Cowling, Clilli 60,90 Craig, 'l':imi 53.90 Crcasry, Cary 73,90 Crumb, llody 60,90 Cush, lloscphinc 90 Dzihmzin, Peggy 90 lJziiley..Iini 90 D zinicls, Bill l5,l9,6l77i8 l I4 Day. Piggy 90 llcmercc. Karl 90,1 I l lkbliero. Paul 90 Denniston, llonzilda 90 llslgoo,Nlyr1i53,60,90 G R l Nl ES AN D NICN EIL ..-. g:Q:1:13.1g1g,i.:j111'ggig ,.'.' 55...11'1:5 .i.'.'.'.' 11.1. . .' jjj. B d at F d W k ttit9,,., liiijie 9.,, THURSTON C0 or ei ef o 9i 9 lj ,8r ., ,,8 . FEDERAL Auto Glass Replacement ii: 1 - 'ii MW 0flddp0W6 Hflfgli, 'kfifl sifblfl' 3rd 84 Grove Congratulations to the Class of '67 425-8264 Congratulations to the Class of '67 Jim Pauley '34 Allan VV. Einarsson '36 Larry Chamberlin '45 Wayne 'Red'Joslin '49 Gene Siebert '62 Bill Johnson '48 Ford Terry Joslin '67 Duane Wright '55 Shirley Nelson '47 Bob Wolden '50 Don Johnson '52 Mercury JIM PAULEY, INC. , -' .:ai 2ieaqi221aa : .-2?Iaaettiiataaaaitttatiiaiaezsttmig. D, if Ei: iv EEE: B zz.. . 2 ' :ir .1 .... aiiaaaiiza aa .a .... taaatzgtaaaaaiaaaaaz SEATTLE - FIRST NATIONAL BANK lf Seattle-First National SH ELTON BRANCH USE YOUR FIFZSTBANK CARD Bank RALPH'S SERV-U KITSAPJVIASON Hiiicresi 426-8221 DAI RYIVIAN 'S GroCeriesfIVieats-Vegetables Open Nights and Sundays naman BUILDING Milk 84 Cream - Ice Cream Cheese - Butter MASON couNTY Vacation Cabin Headquarters Congratulations to Class of1967from MASON COUNTY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Serving All Residents of Mason County Good Return on Savings Lovv Cost Loans See us for Lovv Rate Education Loans We Encourage Student Savings for all Purposes Corner of 4th and Cedar 426-2202 Compliments of HI-SCHOOL SERVICE Vern 84 Irene Sykes HUBBARD'S FUCHSIA GARDENS Fuchsiasfluberous Begonias 1121 Railroad Avenue Good luckto Class of'67 APEX GROCERY 1931 Olympic Hvvy. N. Congratulations Class of '67 SAEGEFYS MOTOR SHOP Dealers of Johnson Outboard Motors Homelite Chain Saws Congratulations to the Class of '67 THE COTTAGE CAFE closed mondays f open tuesday thru sunday 11:OO AM. to 7:30 Deuel, David 74.911 Dickie. Melanie 911 Dickinson. Kathy 911 Diemert. Bev 911 Dishon..Iohn 911 Dodge. Melody 90 Donaldson. Don 19.60.911 Dunn, Robert 911.1117 Ebingenql nrkic 911 Edenholm, Keith 611.911.1117 Edgbert, Bob 89 Ells, Bill 911 Elson, Terry 73,911 Engebretson, Shirley 911 Engen, Susan 911 Iirhart, Robin Essex, Bill 911 Evers. Carol 911 Flower, john 24.51.73.9lJ.1 ll 1 Frank. Mike 911 Fredrickson. Rivh11rd9l1 Fuller. Monty 911 Gasperson. Gayle 911 Gates. Linda 611,91 Gems. Geenie 91 Gephart. Chris 91 Glaser. Susan 91 Gray. Darleen 52.91 Godwin, Ross 91,1 1 I Grubb, Kurt 19.73.91.1 ll Gruver, Shari 59,611.91 Guyer. David 91.1117 Haslirouck. Greg 19,91 .1 14 Hepburn, Clifl' 91 Hergert, Larry 91.1 1 1 Herrick. Sid 91 Congratulations to the class of '67 PREPP'S REXALL DRUGS 2nd8tRaiIroad 426-4642 Hess. Kathy 91 Hickson. Elizabeth 91 Hillsulim 91 Hoard. Bruce 73.91.114 Holland. Becki 60.91 Holt.tIan 91 Holtorf. Sheila 91 Hopkins. Debbie 59.91 Hovey. Perry 91 Howe. Brenda 91 Howlett. Echo 91 Hustonnlack 91 Irwin. Claudia 90 larkson. Bill 91 ilames. Cheryl 53.91 Iames. Steve 91 lohnson. Peggy 91 Innes. Martha 91 Ionker. Toni 60.91 Kelley.llim 91 Kidd. Danny 91 Kinieyich. Bill 91 Knaui. Dan 91 Knox. Mike 91 Kriebs. ,Ianna 59.91 Krise. Mike l. 91 Krogh. Dave 51.91 Kuhr, Candi 91 Kuhr. Frank 73.91.107 Ladd. Frank 91 LaMarsh,Iohn 111 LaMarsh.N1ike 73 Landis. Peggy 53.91 Lanman. Ken 73.107 Larimer. Gary 92 LeGault. Ed 92 Locke. Leila 92 Lonn. Chris 57.59.92 Look. Jayne 92 Luhni. Mike 92 Lund. Larry 92 McCabe..Iim 92 McCarty. Bob 92 XICGee. Chris 53.92 Xlclienzie. Kathy Nlrhlurray. Darleen 9.2 NIcQuilkin. Pau192.111 N1acRae. Linda 92 Marshall. Monte 92 Nledley. Virginia 57.63.92 Michaels, Coral 59.92 Nliljour, Cherie 92 Morse. George Nlunsell. Sandy 92 Nielsen. Peter Noll. Rex Noreen. Vicki 59.60.92 Norrisllim Nutt. Rita 88.92 Okano.B1arilyn 12,92 Okonek.iIim 60.92 Okonek. Les 24.531.92.111 Peckham. Rick 92.1 1 1 Petty. Kathy 60.92 Plant, Bob Pole. Betty 92 Powellhloyce 51.92 Province. Kathy 92 Puhn, Scott 17.51.61.73.92 111 Purvis. Gene 17.19.61 .92.1 11 Ramsheld. ,lay 92 Redman. Harold 60.92 Reederhlim 53,92 Renecker. Linda 92 Reynolds. Craig 19.92 Rhoades. Bev 93 Rice. Fran 63.93 Richards. Bill 19.93.111 Richey. Greg 93.111 Ring. Teresa 93 s -1:1- 4-x,9 ii wma RoIicrts.,Iin1 19.59.93 Robertson. Svott 93 Robinson. Kathy 59,93 Rogers, Betty 93 Rollevson, llchlxie 93 Ruclrlcll, 1501193 Savage, Chris 93 Savage, Ruth 93 Svhinitlt. 1 r'ank 73,93 Svhimst-hat, Linda 93 Schnitzcr, Curt 73,93 St'huI1icnhauCr. Chris 93 Srhuflcnhauer. liill 93 Scott. 11o1ly93 Scljestacl. Loreah 93 Selyiclgv. Sally 93 ScaQ,t'anI. Pat Sherri. lirorli Shrurn, llirk 111 Simons. Alan Sisson, Pat 93 Srnith,4Ianivt' Sniitliulvant-tte 53,57,60.93 Smith, Kathy 93 Sperm. Susan 93 Stansell. Sharon 93 Steensrn. Sandi 59,93 Strinlxcrg. Dave 19.59.94.lO7 Stewart.CIaro193 Stt'xvart,Iohn 73.94 Stevens, Karolee 93 Sticlcl, Sherry 93 Stone. Clhttrylc 94 Stout, lilwoocl 94 Sushak, VVaync' 6ll,73.94.1Il7 Swanson, Nancy 94 Swantak, l.arry 94 Swayzc, l.Caht' 57.61194 Sykora, Dennis 94 Symes, Diane 93 '1'ahja,1Ja1e 73,94 '1'homas.lIQrry 94 1 llioinas, 1 atty 59,611.94 '1'hornor'I5. llcan 94 lililiits, Ilit-1494 lilnliits. Keith 94 '1'irnpar1i,NIikt'17,19,59.94.1fl7 lownstrnrl. Ilan 94 v1lI'01!l'I'. 1.intIa 51.94 '1'i1son.15urIl7.19.6I. 3.88.94 1 14 '1'wcccl. wtiym- 73.94 '1'wrct1. IYinni1'rt'c1 94 Nv1LfL'l'..I1lI1CI 94 XN'giqqrii1c'r'. llutly 94 XVaitt'. licl 94 IVa1rlrip. -Ioc 94 IYarr1t'r, liill 94 IN'c'cIrlli',.Iirii 94 IV:-rrm'r, Ramona 59,94 W't'sl..IoIvan 53,94 VVi1t1t'r. Hugh 94 W'illiatns.1.inc1a94 Willson. Nlaryin 17.l9.61.73.94 1117 Wilson. Brad 94 XYitt'ra1it. Steve 19.94.111 1YittcnIwrg. .Ianice l'2.51.59.94. 1 15 33101-i0I1lIll'C.'13PI'I'194 IN'oII'. Barh 59.94 XYorkman. Brian 94 Worthy, Nlardclla 94 NN'rigl1l.1Joug 19,94,111 Zopo1is,xIin194 Congratulations Class of 67 MASON COUNTY STATION ERS Congratulations 84 Best Wishes to the class of '67 LaBISSONIERE AGENCY Real Estate Insurance 119 South Fourth Shelton Wash HAMLIN'S HOBBY TOY STORE Models 4 Art Supplies 4 Toys - Carnes Gifts - Party Supplies 220 Cota Street 426-4529 Best of Luck Class of '67 JOHN'S RICH FIELD SERVICE 108 N. First and Railroad granu- 'aif tt ' , 11,1 LI.0YD'S iviensstvvowiens SPORTSWEAR-GARLANDALADY ARROW TIIVIELY SUITS-FARAH PANTS-LORD JEFF SWEATERS PACIFIC TRAIL JACKETS LES FIELDS AUTO PARTS, INC. AN D S. FOOD STORE Congratulations Vern and Glenn Stewart UHSS Of '57 227-229 SO, First Street 1126-3351 42611892 Congratulations Class of '67 Free pickeup and delivery Congratulations to the Class ot 426-4176 .67 C I' f si-iEi.ToN UNION senvice Omlmemso MILLERS 332 South 1st Complete Lubrication Service ivir. Healy state Q? Qi Says. 4? 5 Congratulations HBUVIDQ - ,gg tothe Class of on G my '67 Selling .. see MASON COUNTY TITLE INSURANCE HIIVILIE REALTY CQMPANY 1717 Olympic Hivvay N. Shelton, Washington MASON COUNTY SAVINGS 81 LOAN Electric Contractors Wiring Supplies Light Fixtures THACKERAY ELECTRIC CO. 217 Cota Street -426-3369 Shelton, Washington Bill R. Thackeray SMITTY'S SHELL SERVICE Hoodsport, Washington 8776291 Congratulations to the Class of'67 C. C. COLE AND SONS, INC. 118So,Third 4264411 City Docks 4264419 Congratulations to the Class of'67 GRANT LUMBER CO. 607 South First 426-6612 Congratulations to the Class of '67 20TH CENTU RY TH RI FTWAY Hillcrest Home of the red carpet service Congratulations to the Class of'67 SH ELTON SHEET METAL 426-4792 321 South Third Congratulations Class of 67 COTA GRILL Firstand Cota 4268451 ,, 22 l ,, RAUSCHER'S OK TIRE STORES Shelton, Washington PHILLIPS JOHNSON'S PHILLIPS 66 The Gasoline That Won The West George Johnson f Owner Jay Cook f Manager Roger Pearson f Chairman ofthe Board 4266626 Firstand Cota Comphmems of Congratulations and Bestvvishes PAUL'S CHEVRON tothe Class of and ,67 U-HAUL SERVICE plus NAIxIcv's HI scHooL CAFE DAIRY QUEEN 629 Alder St. 426-4283 Cone with the Curl on the top Yom SUMO GDIOY IvIccoIvIB BUSINESS SERVICE the records IO3 RR. Avenue JOHNNYIS MUSIC BOX Insurance f Bookkeeping 205 Cota 426-4302 42646262 HALES Hoodsport Market Center Fine Foods, Meats 84 Beverages Hoodsport, Wash, Congratulations to the Class of '67 EVERGREEN DRUG CENTER Free Parking in Evergreen square 5 Congratulations to the Class of '67 Congratulations Class, of '67 TlNlBER'S RESTAURANT SEARS ROEBUCK81CO. EGF' HUG Marv OWEN 3nd Mable LOVWQ Where Satisfaction is Guaranteed 7th Sl Railroad Evergfeen Squafg TAYLOR Compliments of Rgdlg Electric Your satisfaction is our business. FOV All YOur FlOral Needs 4m gi C013 4264-3602 Shelton, Washington Shelton, vvasiw, Plwne 42643502 6th gl Laurel 426-4582 Congratulations from 4 PANTORIUM CLEANERS ' Alteration - Tailoring 215 Second St. Phone 4268371 IDI A W C AILDN Q Styling oWigs 0 Reno Hair Shaping 0 Merle Norman Cosmetics We, the editors ofthe 1967 Saghalie, would like to express our appreciation to those who have contrib- uted their time and effort in order to make this year- book successful. Without the strong support of Mr. Steinbaeher and the Financial backing from the not have been possible, at af i X K l i lx f N.. 5. 1 X' businessmen of the community, the Saghalie would y ! K We have tried earnestly to cover the events and ' happenings of this year in order to bring you the i Q mosteomplete yearbook possible.We know you 3 y will agree with us that the '67 Saghalie is the best. V ' s ii I Viiii 2 i . gg A , if H fi X x ,, if ti' is y . gk yi p J, xg: 5 ai ,6 Q 1 .1 , ff I ' Qs' R w e Q f ' I 7 W if ,A pq: War!! ' If-ff W F. ? . ii! 5 'tt AA .5 s Q V K' Q ' h ,::'27,'9,1g iz: 'I' f ..v,sQ.'r 322,12 f','.L'5'. , '.-' hs 'Z S Q 3 'K' 16' I s . x fy' 951,30 3 -413' 4,.', 'al ,A an 4 41. 4 - -',',f.ffQ 1 'In :lv 4 '-4. ',. ,A dv lf A 4'C 1' 4 ' ' ' qQ4.i .. QW' fn, 4' 'J 4 ' 5' ' 'o f4,4'v1 iffy' - nun! 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